Archive for 'Transplanting Plants'
Banksia Oblongifolia
Banksia Oblongifolia, native to Queensland and New South Wales, is another Banksia that isn’t often seen in cultivation and home gardens. I first came across it about 10 years ago and planted it in my mother’s garden where it grew into a narrow spindly shrub about 1.5 m tall that probably only ever had about [...]
Posted: May 17th, 2010 under Banksia, Transplanting Plants.
Tags: Banksia, Banksia Oblongifolia, Banksias, lignotuber, Transplanting Plants
Comments: 4
Transplanting Plants
Transplanting Plants – How to do it Correctly. A while ago I wrote an article about how I transplanted a Grevillea Caloundra Gem and despite doing nearly everything wrong, still got a successful outcome. Today though I thought it might be much better to write about transplanting plants the correct way. Now before I start [...]
Posted: June 29th, 2009 under Information, Transplanting Plants.
Tags: Bonsai, King Protea, Multicrop Plant Starter, phosphorus toxicity, Protea cynaroides, Seasol, Transplanting Plants
Comments: 2
How NOT to Transplant your Plants
How close can you go to killing a plant without actually killing it? Before I actually wrote this article I thought long and hard as to whether other gardeners would actually believe my story or if I should try to change some of the detail to make it sound more believable. In the end I [...]
Posted: April 23rd, 2009 under Transplanting Plants.
Tags: Australian native plant, Caloundra Gem, Grevillea, plant, seaweed solution, Transplanting Plants
Comments: 2


