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ARTHROPODIUM MATAPOURI BAY 200MM
$29.95
AZALEA ALBA MAGNIFICA 150MM
$19.98
Azalea Encore Empress 17cm
$21.95
AZALEA RED WING 170MM
$19.95
CLIVIA MINIATA BELGIUM HYBRID 170MM
$34.98
DAPHNE ODORA 140MM
$16.99
FUCHSIA 140MM
$12.99
GARDENIA FLORIDA 140MM
$13.95
GARDENIA FLORIDA 250MM
$59.95

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Address
63 Railway Ave
Werribee, Vic 3030

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03 97413100

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The Garden Feast & Feasting Shed

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We are allowed to open our doors again. Yeah! Our nursery will be open tomorrow from 9am for browsing and shopping, however our cafe needs a little more time to prepare, therefore Friday is our first day open. We are taking bookings online through our website, Facebook or Opentable www.opentable.com.au/s?dateTime=2020-10-27T19%3A30%3A00&covers=2&ridsAddons%5B0%5D=59432&metroId=... ...

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The Garden Feast & Feasting Shed

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What’s eating my plant?

Rain + fresh leaves = bugs

How can you tell what is eating your plant? Every insect, mammal & mollusc has a different shaped mouth. Bringing a leaf into the nursery helps our horticulturalist determine what type of bug or animal is dining on your precious plants. Right now the biggest culprits are snails and earwigs. Snails take big chunks and mostly (but not always obvious) leave slim behind too. Earwigs have a little mouth and can only eat the soft parts of the leaves leaving the plant looking like a doily. Look around the area for hiding spots where they retreat to during the day. You’ll soon find them waiting out until night time to start their feeding frenzy again. ...

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