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Hi there, I have moved to my family's old farm and there is a Lemon 🍋 tree there. About 30 years old, planted next to an Orange Tree (probably too close). Anyhoo, we have had tenants in the property for the last 4 years and the tree has been uncared for. She use to give bumper crops multiple...

Hi Mark. My name is also Mark ;) and I am moving to live on my late Grandfathers' small farm (7 acres) in the Hawkesbury District in NSW that has been in the family for 70+ years and that is why I call it 'Jack's Place'. I spent most of the weekends of my childhood on this farm so I know the...

I was aerating some pots that have been sitting for a while as I was waiting for the right season to hit. They were kept outside with my other plants and were stacked on top of another (whilst filled with soil). When aerating I found at least 8 of these grubs. They are large white-ish with a...

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Hello all, Mandy here. I know many of us have noticed the articles section. And whilst people have been uploading their own articles, it's still rather scarce. I'd love to work on it a lot more as for one, it helps all of us out when there's an article ready with the information we might...

I have been thinking about writing an article about divining, but I am horribly aware I know very little about it. I've seen my granddad-in-law do it and he is spot on every single time. He finds water just like that, even waterlines coming from houses! And my partner's uncle divines for gems...

Ok, maybe infestation is a bit of an overkill, but its not far from it. I have in the past week started to notice a few spitfire caterpillars wriggling around my urban garden, on walls, pots etc. I wasn't too alarmed as I hadn’t noticed any damage but in the past few days theres been probably...