S21·E25 Episode 25
Synopsis
7 August 2010
The Vegie Patch: Tino Carnevale looks at the six crops growing in The Vegie Patch rotation system, fertilises for their individual needs and explains the trick to growing onions.
Fruit Tree Maintenance: Jerry Coleby-Williams is doing some winter maintenance on his fruit trees, pruning out citrus gall wasp, cleaning and spraying to prevent fungal attack and controlling the roots of the bananas.
Ringwood Community Garden: John Patrick visits a community garden to get ideas for his own plot and discovers a unique method for watering vegies and a gardener growing subtropical vegetables in Melbourne.
Pest Traps: Sophie Thomson looks at ways to control pests by using traps made from household items.
Winter Lawn Maintenance: Stephen Ryan prepares his lawn for spring by removing weeds, raking out old leaves and applying dolomite to combat soil acidity.
Urban Eden: Josh Byrne visits a suburban garden, overflowing with plants and creativity and finds out just what can be achieved on a very restricted budget.
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Frequently Asked Questions
When did Season 21 Episode 25 of Gardening Australia air?
Season 21, Episode 25 ('Episode 25') originally aired on August 7, 2010.
How long is Season 21 Episode 25 ('Episode 25')?
The episode follows the standard broadcast runtime for Gardening Australia.
What happens in Gardening Australia Season 21 Episode 25?
7 August 2010 The Vegie Patch: Tino Carnevale looks at the six crops growing in The Vegie Patch rotation system, fertilises for their individual needs and explains the trick to growing onions. Fruit Tree Maintenance: Jerry Coleby-Williams is doing some winter maintenance on his fruit trees, prunin...
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