In WA’s coastal climate, most pruning is best done in late winter to early spring (August–September), but light trimming can be done year-round to keep your garden neat.
Yes. Removing weeds by hand loosens compacted soil around plants, which helps improve aeration and water absorption.
Definitely. For fruit and vegetable patches, hand weeding is the safest method because it avoids chemicals that could affect edible crops. If chemicals have been used on crops follow the with-holding periods indicated on the label.
Selective herbicides! They target specific types of weeds without harming surrounding plants or lawns.
They are commonly used when hand weeding isn’t practical for large areas.
Cannonade used for in gardens
, is a selective herbicide used in garden beds and landscapes to control grassy weeds (such as paspalum and couch runners) without damaging ornamentals.
Bow and Arrow is a selective herbicide designed for turf. It targets broadleaf weeds such as bindii, clover, dandelion, and creeping oxalis while leaving the grass unaffected.
When should I use Glyphosate?
Glyphosate is a non-selective herbicide, meaning it kills most plants it touches. It’s best used on hard surfaces like driveways, pathways, and fence lines where you want complete weed removal.
Is it safe to use herbicides around pets and children?
We recommend keeping pets and children off treated areas until sprays have dried, usually within a few hours.
Always wear a mask, gloves and eye protection.