just wanted to post some feedback and results.
i have followed fu's advice since having my blue cooch lawn laid by the house builder's landscaper, bad prep etc etc.
I have top…

You should I keep reading this post for pictures!

so okay for spot topdressing then. i did the entire front yard and am working through the back as we speak, lot better to buy it by the trailer load.
here…

I've never seen this naked farmer gear before, do they sell it at bunnings?

Im not really sure Southies, the reason im doing it 3 weekly is the Seasol packaging recommends Seasol'ing every 2 or 3 weeks. I'll see how it goes and play…

Ive been using molasses ever since I read a Fu post on it, grabbed a 20L container from the local shop.
I now use it every 3 weeks on the yard…

sheesh that was intense, lucky the window didnt smash

My neighbor at my last rental used to go through a bottle of gas every 6 weeks (2 adults and 1 child) which makes it very expensive, so we've gone…

AFACT is trying to work on a way to prosecute people for downloading and sharing movies at this time, not television shows as far as the article mentioned. I pay…

do you have infants or young kids, or are you planning on them?
cause that would be a bad idea from my experience
i have a 2…

yer we had a redback breeding program going on at our place, they loved all the nooks and crannies in the kids toys that we left outside, so we had…

just compare the dysons with the price of the kirbys! gosh
we borrowed a friends several thousand dollar kirby to shampoo our carpets over the weekend, its very shiny but i…

thanks for the input guys, ive been looking around at other 'local' plants and the leopard tree's (Caesalpinia ferrea) are very popular, they grow quite large over time but throw…

okay thanks fu, any others you would recommend spread off and on between the magnolia's or would you stick to just magnolia's, or would you go something different altogether?

Ive been doing some browsing and would a back fence of different magnolia's work?
http://www.yaminarareplants.com.au/cont ... gnolia.htm
This place has stacks of different types and I do love…

Hey Crew
Im after some help assistance choosing some plants to run down my back fenceline.
I managed to kill off the 3 magnolias i wanted to use, but would still like…

if your having issue's keeping it clean and streak free grab one of those special kitchen cleaning cloths from bunnings, quick wipe and its clean as a whistle and no…

you'd be able to get a freshwater aquarium test kit if you wanted to test water in a rain guage or caught if you were keen enough

gee thanks fu, now i dont know if your telling me i need to look after the lawn better or to start washing my car on it!

here's a semi-related question on turf care for ya'rll
is running cars onto the yard to wash them a bad idea? i hate seeing the water going down the drain instead…

would this start when it starts getting cooler outside than inside? thats what im after.

Ive never heard anything positive said about whirly's, your the first one! I might have a chat to my contact and see if I can give them a shot. Something…

not on the outside no, only on a lot of the internal walls
mind you it hasn't even been hot here, just a bit sticky, but inside is staying consistently close…

we have 2 massive west facing windows, but they get shaded out by our 6ft fence on top of a retaining wall about 5pm, plus have a shadecloth awning on…

do you mean with the aircon on or off?
if we have the aircon on, then turn it off while the house is locked up it turns into a sauna pretty…

isnt there a law against every single possible thing ever in Australia? and if not they are working on it.

we arent in the same situation as you, we have a new single story house with good insulation, but the house is terribly hot. i think for us its…

hey Fu I gave your idea's with the molasses a shot last night and it worked a treat
i poured a stack of molasses into a bucket, poured in a litre…

Gee my mum has always had 'bogan'villea's to the point our entire family consider them a pest, im pretty positive we could plant them in concrete here and they would…

wow, i cant justify spending over $1,000 on one....