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I have been reversing my trailer into my driveway for 25 odd years after work. Campaigner knocks down the house opposite, builds a couple of units and now parks cars directly opposite my driveway. I get home around the time the 2 nearby schools get out each day. Every day I am under the pump...

Went to clean out my canvas lunch eski and pulled out the plastic insert and there was $500 sitting there. I must have slipped it in there at some point so the missus wouldn't grab it from my wallet and blow it. Forgot it was there...lucky find.

They will only grow at this time of the year...those rubbery ones are too atm. But then something else will over winter or other seasons. You can either continue hand weeding or very carefully spray with a glyphosate weed killer (roundup or zero or equivalent). Make sure it's not to windy or...

They should...they are using the stored energy to grow the leaves but when that runs out they will die unless they grow them. I imagine they will.

The next door neighbours are building atm and the nuffies had all their solar panels installed on the east side of the house.

I few things I would do down here. I would place them under the eaves in a hot position getting afternoon sun down in sth Vic. I would also give each plant a teaspoon or two of a slow release fertilizer like osmicote after its semi grown (it only works when the temp is above 20 degrees so no...

There is probably a reason they did not go well so what ever you choose to go with google its growing conditions and prepare, plant and look after it as recommended. Good luck with it. From memory down here Chilli hate frost so it is hard to get them to live more than a year so people generally...

Those E scooters look to have a ridiculous amount of acceleration/torque even if they are top speed limited. What are they like at stopping? Plenty of people are using them in my area on footpaths and roads. Shudder to think what's going to happen at some point with someone reversing out of...

Kids mess...more specifically clothes on the bathroom floor, lots of them. I got home from work and was stark naked just about to shower and I stood on something which hurt. So I am rummaging around these clothes trying to see what bit me and couldn't find it...so checked under my foot. A dam...

Yeah I might be the same, hate the heat and am in shorts outside all Winter, although I would light a fire just to relax in front of.

Umm...not what I do to her but what she is doing to me....after mowing 40 plus lawns a week through a pretty hot, dusty period we finally get 2 cool days. Mowed 9 today and come home to the heater on 🤦‍♂️

Yeah it would was away if it was a decent drop. Its mixed with water so i cant see it harming them in any way. I imagine you would lose a bit of benefit of it being on their leaves as it will wash off. Pretty sure the absorb some of it that way and it speeds up the process a bit.

No mate, makes no difference. Seasol is like a vitamin tablet for plants. At some point you might want to scatter a handful of fertilizer around them (dynamic lifter or the like). Now they are recovering don't kill them by over watering as the weather cools....a longer deeper water once every 2...

Yeah mine used to be amazing...then as the kids grew life became all about them and I let mine go. I got so bored in our last long lockdown that I pulled my finger out and got it looking good again. Now I have to maintain it. :'( It's hard when you have done 40 other ones during the...

Loves the heat and a thunderstorm...goes nuts.

can't teach an old dog new languages :thumbsupv1:

My dad inherited an old sheep dog when he bought a farm. He had grey through his black coat and was getting a bit hard of hearing. Dad loved him but geez it was a love hate relationship at times. Dad would yell one instruction...and he would hear wrong and do something else...and just when it...

Yeah it would be good to be a fly on the wall to see why they turned out the way they did. Was my kitten mistreated? or never handled by a human? Love to know.

Our latest cat we grabbed from the RSPCA. When we were introduced to the kittens the girl said be careful of that one...she's feisty. When I picked her up she hissed at me. I liked her and her attitude and somehow convinced the others she was the one. She still doesn't enjoy be picked up (does...

Would love to know if anyone has Zoysia. It's expensive and looks difficult to establish but seems hardy as , versatile and can look amazing from what I've seen on the internet. You can have it perfectly manicured Or you can leave it never cut which creates an interesting effect I know...

It might depend on where the big trees are and where your grass is. In Melbourne our rains generally come in from the South West....so any grass on the North east of a big tree will not get much natural rain and get dry. I also think a bit has to do with how well it's laid and where it comes...

I have lots of customers with it...and have some very mixed results. It does not like shade (or big trees nearby), heavy traffic or being cut too short. I had one put a jumping castle on it and it killed the whole area underneath it (one day). The curator at Wesley put some down in a common area...

Just got back from bunnings with a huge bag of wetting agent and some scotts lawn builder. Mines gonna go gangbusters.

As above. Sunburn. Pick them earlier and let them ripen on a kitchen shelf

It's nearly as bad as the day my old man let his sheep on the farm into a fenced off bit that had my brothers 1m marijuana plants thriving in it. Dad and the sheep loved it. My brother was livered lol.

I was at a customers today....and their silver birch (maybe 15m tall trunk maybe 12 inches in diameter) had lost all its leaves. Japanese maple next to it...same thing. Our dry 5 weeks without a drop has caught a few out. Shame.

You're in Melb right? We had a very wet spring which was great for their establishment. Hopefully the roots have developed a fair bit and as long as they are not damaged it might help to get them going again.

How long have they been in for and have they grown much in size?

Same thing. So many different names for the same plants. It's a marketing thing. Murraya piniculata is the botanical name.

Once they are established there is no need for daily watering....in fact its better 2 or 3 times a week (unless we go into one of those heat waves). A longer water will get it down deeper...and as it dries on top it encourages the plant to chase the water that's down. They end up with a stronger...