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- Agastache
- Apple Trees
- Artichokes
- Asian Greens
- Asparagus
- Australian Heirlooms
- Australian Rainforest Trees
- Autumn Colour
- Avocado Trees
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- Backyard Berries
- Bananas
- bareroot trees, crowns and plants
- Beans
- Beetroot
- Berries - other
- Birds, Bees & Bug Books
- Blueberries
- Books - Cookbooks
- Books - Diggers Books
- Books - Fruits, Vegetables & Herbs
- Books - General plant books
- Books - Organic Gardening
- Brew your own
- Broad Beans
- Broccoli
- Brussels Sprouts
- Bulbs A-Z
- Bulbs for the cutting garden
- Bulbs
- Bushfire Gardening
- Buy in multiples and save
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- Daffodils
- Dahlias
- David Austin Roses
- Diggers Flower Seedlings
- Diggers Garden Tools
- Drought tolerant garden
- Drought Tolerant Plants
- Dry Garden Bulbs
- Dwarf fruit trees
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- Farmers Market Seeds
- Fennel
- Fertiliser and soil health
- Fig trees
- Flower Seeds A-K
- Flower Seeds L-Z
- Flowering Collections 'This Goes With That'
- Flowers for Bees and Good Bugs
- Flowers for the Vegie Patch & orchard
- For The Backyard Farmer
- Fruit
G
- Garden Accessories
- Garden art, pots and Vases
- Garden Supplies
- Garden Tools
- Gardening Books
- Gardening in a changing climate
- Garlic
- Gift Membership
- Gift Vouchers
- Grapes
- Grasses
- Green Manures
- Ground Covers
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- Oaks
- Olive trees
- Onions, leeks and shallots
- Organic Pest and weed Control
- Ornamental Edibles
- Other Fruits
- Outdoor Clothing
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- Potatoes & other Tubers
- Parsnip and other root crops
- Pear Trees
- Peas
- Penstemons
- Perennial Vegetables
- Perennials A-Z
- Poppy
- Propagation
- Pumpkins
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- Sprouts
- Salvia
- sedums
- Seed Collections
- Seed Gift Boxes
- Seedlings
- Seeds to sow now
- Seeds To Sow Now - Sub Tropical Zone
- Seeds To Sow Now - Cool Zone
- Seeds To Sow Now - Hot Zone
- Seeds To Sow Now - Tropical Zone
- Seeds To Sow Now - Warm Zone
- Shade Plants
- Shade Trees
- Shrubs
- Silverbeet and Spinach
- Spring Cottage Garden
- Spring Flowering Bulbs
- Storage Solutions
- Strawberries
- Succulents
- Summer flowers
- Sunflowers
- Sustainable Gifts
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- The Edible Hedge
- This Season's Garden Essentials
- Trees and Shrubs
- Trees and shrubs From Seed
- Trees for every garden
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Diggers Summer Garden 2015 Magazine
In this issue:
♦ Bill Bampton, the head gardener at Heronswood, talks about growing flower combinations.
♦ Clive Blazey asks Cloudehill owner Jeremy Francis about man-made gardens.
Plus Dear Diggers, easy-to-sow seeds, last chance bulbs, perennial flowers, garlic and great tropical plants for foliage and fruit.
Related Articles
Q&A - Man-made Gardens
Clive Blazey asks Cloudehill owner Jeremy Francis about man-made gardens
Planting Combinations
Bill Bampton talks about using subtle, permanent perennials to create pleasing summer gardens
Related Products
DAHLIA 'BISHOP OF LLANDAFF'
Limited - A striking late spring to autumn flowering dahlia with bright red flowers and dark purple foliage that doesn’t require staking or lifting in sandy soils. A wonderful foliage plant for contrast in the garden, with the intense, bold flowers perfectly suited to hot borders and vibrant colour schemes.
VELTHEIMIA BRACTEATA
A signature plant at Heronswood where it has naturalised under the deep shade of the Moreton Bay Fig in our Tropical Garden. Rarely offered in garden centres, the glorious, tall pink flower spikes appear above glossy rosettes of fleshy green leaves in spring. A tough South African that is perfect for lighting up those difficult dry, shaded areas of the garden. Enjoying similar conditions, plant in any position where hellebores and clivias thrive.
