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Join the Diggers Club and get your garden growing

We believe that everyone can have a garden that is not only productive, but beautiful as well. For 40 years we have worked to find the best plants for Australian gardens. As a Diggers Club member, you'll be given all the help you need to succeed in the garden.

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Special 2 year membership offer - Free Spring Vegie Seed Pack When You Join!
Join The Diggers Club today for two years and you'll receive 4 free packets of some of our best heirloom vegetable seeds to get your garden growing; Beetroot 'Bulls Blood', Carrot 'Purple Dragon', Broccoli 'Romanesco' and Silverbeet '5 Colour mix'. You'll also receive our 'Welcome to the Club' gift pack of 2 free packets of seeds, the current Diggers magazine as well as a copy of the Seed Annual; a complete list of our heirloom vegetable seeds and cottage flowers.

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Be sun smart

Not only should gardeners wear a hat, cover up and slip, slop, slap, some plants will also benefit from protection from the sun. Leafy greens can be shaded with shade cloth, a shade tunnel or even a tethered umbrella.

Treat plants to an application of seaweed solution

Seaweed really is a miracle tonic and when applied to plants it helps them to be productive, healthy and more resistant to temperature fluctuations and pests.

Pot plant care

Soak potted plants in a bucket to ensure the soil is thoroughly wet to try to help them through a hot, dry summer. If going on holidays, consider using water spikes, mulch your pots or group them in the shade to reduce evaporation.

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Summer Garden Magazine Out Now!

In this Summer edition we cover drought-tolerant plants, spring-flowering bulbs and our experts delve into global warming and potential solutions.
Shop The catalogue Now :
♦ Spring flowering bulbs

♦ Drought tolerant ground covers
♦ One drip edibles

The Diggers Foundation

Clive and Penny Blazey, founders of The Diggers Club, gifted ownership of their highly successful garden company, along with family-owned properties Heronswood and St Erth, to The Diggers Foundation (formerly the Diggers Garden and Environment Trust) in 2011.

“We established The Diggers Foundation to ensure that the work we’ve done over more than 30 years in preserving historic gardens and houses as well as the best garden traditions through education will continue forever,” said Clive.

The Foundation strives to conserve historic gardens, buildings and cultural heritage and to protect heirloom seeds and our Vision is:

“To encourage and inspire gardeners to create beautiful and productive gardens for a sustainable future.”

Visit The Diggers Foundation website