Guide to using the best Australian suited flowers and plants as an alternative to pesticides Pesticides: Pesticides can be any substance used to prevent, destroy, repel or mitigate any pest, so it’s best to be safe and avoid using pesticides…
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Guide for selecting the best Australian suited flowers and plants to benefit the bees, pollinators and your garden. Bees are hard working and often under-appreciated just like you and me right!. So we have decided to make life a…
Deep within the FAM labs over the past few weeks we’ve been tinkering away, putting together some exciting new arrangements for the website, and we think we’ve come up with pretty much the perfect combo (seriously, why didn’t we think…
What comes to mind when you think of spring: a transition to warmer and drier temperatures; pink, yellow and red starbursts of colour; salad vegetables, fruits and berries galore? Spring is traditionally a time to celebrate rebirth and growth,…
Unfortunately, two of my favourite things don’t go together! Lilies and cats 🙁 People who know me, know I love cats (and will probably say that I’m writing this blog post partly as an excuse to share a photo of Mr.…
First of all, if you’ve landed on this page looking for how to make up for something silly you’ve done recently, it’s already too late, visit our i’m sorry section and send something now, like, right now! And then book dinner…
Over the easter break i took a trip to Singapore and naturally ended up walking through lot of their lush green gardens, which are amazing! Singapore have such a great variety of gardens within close proximity to the city and they’re well…
On the lead up to Valentine’s Day this year, we did the standard business thing one does and posted some images of products people could buy on our Facebook page. Most were civil, but it prompted a couple of…
To some, the colour of flowers hold significant importance, and certainly in the past the colour of the flowers you were sending conveyed a secondary message – for example, in victorian times, yellow roses were used to convey jealousy…