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Deck the halls with Poinsettias! These festive be

Deck the halls with Poinsettias! These festive beauties bring a burst of colour and Christmas nostalgia. With their vibrant red and green foliage (that often gets mistaken for flowers!), Poinsettias are the perfect way to add a splash of festive vibrancy to your favourite living space or garden.
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Click link in bio an read more about summer colour in our NEW Summer issue of About The Garden Magazine.

Swipe to see what to plant during the summer month

Swipe to see what to plant during the summer months! 🌱 These fruits and veggies are heat-loving and will flourish over the next few months. Plant watermelon, cucumber, squash, and zucchini in early December, and keep the garden flourishing with chilli, eggplant, capsicum, radish, sweet corn, pumpkins, and leeks throughout the sunny season!
Click link in bio to read our new summer issue of About The Garden for more tips on growing heat loving fruit and veggies.

Get ready to kickstart your homegrown herb garden

Get ready to kickstart your homegrown herb garden this summer with Searles Herb & Vegetable Specialty Mix, specially formulated for growing various types of herbs and vegetables. It's a professional blend of premium ingredients, including peat moss, premium compost, instant and controlled release fertilisers and water efficiency additives such as water crystals, Searles Penetraide, and zeolite.
This powerhouse mix guarantees a flourishing garden and the freshest, homegrown flavour for your dishes! Click link in bio.

Hibiscus, with its flamboyant blossoms, effortless

Hibiscus, with its flamboyant blossoms, effortlessly grace your garden with a burst of colour. Versatile for hedging, potted displays, or poolside accents, they flourish in virtually any garden setting. To witness their full splendour, provide abundant sunshine and a well-drained, neutral to slightly alkaline soil, enriched with Searles Premium Garden Soil for gardens.
These hibiscus beauties despise drought, so ensure they stay hydrated with a lot of mulch and regular watering. To enhance their blossoms, liquid feed with Searles Flourish Flower & Foliage.
Click on link in bio to read more about growing and caring for the vibrant hibiscus.

Hydrangea, a beloved and sturdy shrub, has earned

Hydrangea, a beloved and sturdy shrub, has earned its place as a favourite in gardens. Its luxuriant foliage and enduring, vibrant blooms bring a touch of the tropics to even cooler climates. With the ability to flourish and bloom in damp, shaded areas, it's no wonder it's one of our most sought-after garden plants.
To ensure its success, plant it in Searles Platinum Potting Mix. Most hydrangeas flourish in dappled or partial shade, making them a versatile choice for both garden beds and stunning potted displays. 🌸
Click link in bio and ead more tips on how to elevate your garden's allure with the beauty and resilience of hydrangeas.

Eggplants flourish when nestled in rich, well-work

Eggplants flourish when nestled in rich, well-worked soil generously enriched with Searles 5IN1 Organic Fertiliser or Searles Premium Organic Compost before planting. These purple beauties prefer slightly acidic soil, so for optimal results, so for best results sew directly into soil (widely spaced).
When planting eggplants, plan for good air circulation and allow ample space for staking as the plant matures. With six well-placed plants, you'll enjoy a bountiful harvest. 🍆
Click link in bio read on for more tips on growing eggplants at home.

Meet the Cordatum Philodendron Gold, a low-mainten

Meet the Cordatum Philodendron Gold, a low-maintenance indoor plant with citrus-hued foliage. This resilient beauty dons bright green and golden hues when bathed in sunlight, shifting to a rich neon shade in lower light conditions. Place it in areas with bright to medium indirect light, and be sure not to overwater to safeguard against leaf drop. With its glossy, heart-shaped leaves, this climber is a splendid choice for indoor or shaded gardens, perfectly suited for hanging baskets or training on poles in pots.
Elevate your philodendron's growth with Searles Indoor Potting Mix, a premium blend designed to foster flourishing indoor plants.
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Our tip for growing the juiciest, sweetest waterme

Our tip for growing the juiciest, sweetest watermelon starts with just a seed, well-drained soil, ample sunshine, and a dash of patience! In warmer climates, it's time to sow your watermelon and melon varieties for a sensational summer harvest. If you're in cooler regions, hold off until summer arrives. Remember, to savour the rich, sweet flavour, minimise watering as the fruit ripens.
Get ready to enjoy homegrown, mouthwatering watermelons this summer. 🍉
Click link in bio for more tips on growing watermelons from seed to juicy sweetness.

Sweet corn can be planted from late spring to earl

Sweet corn can be planted from late spring to early autumn in Australia and throughout the year in the tropics. For warmer regions, spring is the perfect time for planting in rows, while cooler areas should wait until summer. To ensure a flourising harvest, maintain a consistent watering schedule and keep an eye out for corn earworm. These sun-loving plants flourish in rich, deep soil, protected from the wind. Enhance their growth with generous amounts of Searles 5IN1 Organic Fertiliser 🌽
Click link in bio to read more tips on growing sweet corn all year around.

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