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30 BEST local Gardeners in Hamilton South NSW | Yellow Pages®

Name: GL Property Maintenance
Address: 47 Seladon Ave, Wallsend, NSW, 2287
Telephone: 0403 563 102
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GL Property Maintenance

Lawn Mowing Services, Wallsend, NSW 2287

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47 Seladon Ave, Wallsend, NSW, 2287

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Irene's Garden Care

Landscaping & Landscape Design, New Lambton Heights, NSW 2305

Gardening & Landscape Design.

Irene's Garden Care was established in 1989 with a focus on creating beautiful. Lush gardens. Irene cleverly incorporates interesting foliage with stunning flowers and shrubs. Her gardens are feminine and styled to please those looking for a stunning yet softer look.

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Mantle J. E. Pty Ltd

Sand, Soil & Gravel Supplies, Gateshead, NSW 2290

Open until 5:00pm

Quality Landscape Supplies

Organic garden & lawn mixes

Decorative gravels

Gardening equipment, supplies and advice

Organic garden & lawn mixes

Decorative gravels

Gardening equipment, supplies and advice

We offer a wide range of materials to help with your building and landscape needs, along with our fast and reliable delivery service. If transport isn't a problem you are quite welcome to pick up any supplies you may need yourself.

70 Oakdale Rd, Gateshead, NSW, 2290

7.51km

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70 Oakdale Rd, Gateshead, NSW, 2290

7.51km

70 Oakdale Rd, Gateshead, NSW, 2290

7.51km

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Kiki's lawn care Gardening and mowing services

Lawn Mowing Services, Lambton, NSW 2299

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Chris's Lawn Mowing & Rubbish Removal

Lawn Mowing Services, Mayfield, NSW 2304

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Evergreen Yard Care

Lawn Mowing Services, North Lambton, NSW 2299

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Eko Lawnmowing

Lawn Mowing Services, Mayfield, NSW 2304

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Handy tips

Questions to ask before hiring a gardener

Is your busy schedule limiting you from performing your garden maintenance chores each week? If yes, then it is time to engage a professional gardener. Consider the questions below before you finalise a local garden care specialist:

What were their specific duties as a gardener in the past? Were they involved in digging, planting, mulching, watering and weeding? Did they periodically spray pesticides to ensure plant safety?

What are their qualifications? A gardener with a Certificate III or a Certificate IV is likely to be more proficient in looking after your garden.

Will they be able to provide an itemised list of costs? This will allow you to know where your money is being spent or how much you are being charged for supplies, in addition to labour.

Fix up with a gardener near you once you have received satisfactory answers to the above questions. Browse our online listings for local gardeners and gardening services now!

Gardeners - Common Questions

How to control the weeds in my garden?

Hand-weeding is the most effective way of removing weeds. Adding a layer of mulch helps slow the return of weeds. Regularly chopping and turning the soil with a hoe is also helps keep weeds under control.

I just treated my plants last week and the bugs are back! What's wrong?

It often takes multiple applications of pesticide to break the cycle. Since many insects can have eggs left behind on the plant, a close inspection once a week and treatment where necessary will break the cycle.

When is the best time to prune trees?

The obvious season to prune is winter - especially for roses and fruit trees. Year round pruning can be achieved by pruning small amounts regularly.

Do I need mulch in my garden?

Mulch serves several purposes. It helps suppress weeds and retain moisture at the root of the plants. As it breaks down, it will also improve the texture of the soil.

Why do I need to fertilise my garden plants?

The soil needs to be fertilised to replace lost nutrients. Some plants, such as fruit trees, vegetables and roses, have been bred to be super productive and need extra. Lawns are other good examples.