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Free plants for Moreton Bay residents
Did you know Moreton Bay City Council offers free native plants to owners of residential properties in the region? Here’s the details
Sunshine Mitre 10 part of community
The community, including tradies and home DIY customers have embraced the Sunshine Mitre 10 superstore since it opened about eight months ago at North Lakes. Those who have not yet checked it out are encouraged to take a look. Here’s what is on offer
Fire ants warning after local nests found
The recent discovery of fire ant nests in Burpengary East is proof the dangerous pests are still a real threat and vigilance is key to eradicating them. Here’s the details and what to look for
Teaming up to close the food loop
A partnership between Sesame Lane Care and Kindergarten and a Beachmere-based business is turning food waste from all its centres into compost, soil and worm castings. Here’s what’s happening
Top five tips for spring gardening
The Bureau of Meteorology may be forecasting a wetter than average spring and summer, but Redcliffe Garden Centre’s Sondra Grainger says if you prepare your garden for the ‘wet season’ as you would every year, there’s no reason why it can’t thrive. Here’s her tips for success
Spring selling real estate spotlight on Moreton Bay Region
It’s the first day of spring and the start of what has traditionally been the best time to sell a house. We chat to Richardson & Wrench Caboolture about the market in the northern part of the region and share tips on how to get the best price for your home
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Perfect Christmas Gifts for Green Thumbs
If you use your imagination, there's no shortage of Christmas gift ideas for green thumbs of all ages.
Drought-Proof Your Garden for Summer
While drought grips much of Queensland, the dry conditions are taking their toll on our gardens. According to Garden Gem's Burpengary's Russell Young, planning out a more hardy and drought-proof garden can save you heartache, as well as hefty water bills.
Add Native Plants to Your Garden
Every garden in Australia, if we incorporate native plant species, can be a barrier to extinction of native animals and insects.
Ultimate Guide to Picking a Cubby House
Hamptons-style cubbies and 'mini-me' cubbies, imitating the main house style, are in demand as parents look for ways to get their children out and out of the technology.
Latest Trends in Spring Garden Design
Now is the perfect time of year to create a new garden or revive an ailing one, according to garden designer Eva Porter.
Composting Tips for Dummies
Changing the way you think about waste is the first step in producing compost that will make your garden flourish and help the environment.
Fruits of Labour in Community Garden Help Needy
Fruit and vegetables may be flourishing in this garden, but so is friendship and the joy which comes from giving something back to the community.
Basilea Living Herbs Market Garden Flourishes at Burpengary
Sarah Heath’s place looks like a typical rural residential property from the street, but out the back you’ll find a hobby farm that proves anything is possible with hard work and determination.
Banana Farmer Ross Lindsay Looks Back on 50 Years as a Grower
The banana industry has changed dramatically since Ross Lindsay started growing crops as a 15-year-old on his Wamuran farm. Here, Ross shares his story.
Millen Farm's Healthy Crop of Community Pride
Across three years farmer Arran Heideman and the volunteers at Millen Farm have been toiling in the community field. They have endured frost, heatwave and flood. But they have also experienced strong community support.
