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What is Xeriscape Gardening?

January 7, 2015
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By dayliliesinaustralia
What is Xeriscape Gardening – Do You Know? XERISCAPE comes from the words ‘XERI’ meaning dry and ‘SCAPE’ meaning a massive view, scene or scenery. Xeriscape gardening is a new and quite innovative form of gardening that originated in Colorado, the whole idea was to save water. It takes away the need to water by conserving...
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Spring Season Animals & Plants

May 30, 2014
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By dayliliesinaustralia
Spring Season What Happens in Spring As the winter season comes to an end, people start to shake off the winter’s cold grip and start to feel the wave of energy building as spring emerges in. Spring season denotes to notions of rebirth, rebuilding, rekindling, regrowth and revival in backyards and gardens and this is...
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Forcing Spring flowering bulbs Indoors

May 30, 2014
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By dayliliesinaustralia
Learn How to Force Spring Flowering Bulbs Into Flowering Early Forcing spring flowering bulbs indoors, tulips, hyacinths and daffodils can be forced to flower inside your home by planning ahead, pre-chilling and planting them weeks before their bloom date in springtime. Since some of the varieties of spring flowering bulbs force better than others, it...
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How Trees Become Deciduous in Autumn?

May 8, 2014
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By dayliliesinaustralia
How Trees Become Deciduous in Autumn? Autumn is such a delightful and spectacular time of the year. The leaves are bright, splendid and conspicuous. Their colours arestimulating to the sense of sight. One of the many things to enjoy during autumn in Australia is noticing the deciduous trees change colour as their sugars turn out...
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Gardening with Soil in Australia

January 19, 2014
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By dayliliesinaustralia
Soil in Australia and Its Organisms Soil in Australia is made of a mixture of materials such as disintegrated rocks and hummus. Hummus is decaying organic matter that is dark, soft and rich in nutrients. Plants, fungi, bacteria, small insects, worms and animals live in and off of soil, which contains air and water for...
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How Often Should You Water Garden Plants

January 14, 2014
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By dayliliesinaustralia
How Often Should You Water Garden Plants There are many reason why people love their gardens. During our busy urban life, gardening is one of those relaxing activities that stir our soul and make our connection to nature stronger. So, here are a few tips to water your plants more efficiently to make your garden...
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Starting a Herb Garden

December 19, 2013
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By dayliliesinaustralia
Starting a Herb Garden at Home To have a fresh and steady supply of your favourite herbs is to create your very own container herb garden. Do you know great cooking comes from the freshest ingredients? You can choose to have an indoor herb garden, herbs really don’t like being inside for very long. An...
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Attracting Native Birds to your Garden

November 1, 2013
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By dayliliesinaustralia
Native Birds – What Attracts Native Birds to your Garden If you want to attract some of Australia’s beautiful native birds into your Australian gardens, you first have to find out what species that are around in your area. Then you have to provide the right native food for these birds for them to stay...
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Plant Cultivars versus Varieties

October 19, 2013
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By dayliliesinaustralia
Differences Between Plant Cultivars and Varieties Plant cultivars and varieties are confusing to people. It is fairly simple but first, we will get into a bit of background on how plants are given their botanical titles. Firstly, all plants have a name made up of two parts (binomial) – the genus to which the species...
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Biennial Annual Perennial

September 6, 2013
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By dayliliesinaustralia
Biennial Annual and Perennial Flower Plants The fact that flowering plants can be classified based on the number or frequency of their blooms. Technically people are only aware of the classification of flowering plants based on the species, the family and the type of flowers. We should definitely be aware of the fact that flowering...
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