What with pruning, fertilising, battling pests and not having enough space, perhaps it’s easier to buy fruit fresh from an orchard, says gardening writer CEDRIC BRYANT.
Cedric Bryant
The late Cedric Bryant was a trained horticulturist and garden designer with more than 30 years experience in the industry.
For little to no expense, add more plants to the garden this autumn, says gardening writer CEDRIC BRYANT.
Fallen leaves are often considered annoying and messy; however for most gardeners, they’re an absolute windfall, says gardening writer CEDRIC BRYANT.
Bulbs will look most effective if planted in drifts of the same colour or variety as one would see in nature or the wild, says gardening writer CEDRIC BRYANT.
Some of the tiniest plants have the most exquisite flowers, says gardening writer CEDRIC BRYANT.
Always give shrubs from the nursery a good soak before removing them from the pot, says gardening columnist CEDRIC BRYANT.
It’s been 10 years since gardening writer CEDRIC BRYANT joined the team at ‘CityNews’, providing the best advice for local gardeners.
In today’s gardens hollyhocks appear to be rarely grown. And yet they have a place in most gardens with large flowers on tall, stately stems up to two-metres tall, says gardening columnist CEDRIC BRYANT.
Many native plants are bred locally and perfectly acclimatised for this area, says gardening writer CEDRIC BRYANT.
Readers may assume I keep my garden immaculately. Not a weed to be seen and all the shrubs immaculately pruned? Far from the truth, this year, says gardening writer CEDRIC BRYANT.
With the unseasonable weather, many plants were seriously confused, says gardening writer CEDRIC BRYANT.
We can grow a greater range of fruit trees, berries and edible crops than almost anywhere else in Australia, says gardening writer CEDRIC BRYANT.
