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Emergency tree removal Baulkham Hills services play a crucial role in maintaining the health, aesthetics, and safety of trees on residential, commercial, and public properties. Tree removal services of Alex Tree and Garden Services involve the selective removal of branches, foliage, and deadwood to promote proper growth, enhance the tree's appearance, and prevent potential hazards.

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August in your Garden – Bulleen Art Garden

Well, the last weeks of winter are finally here, with the scent of Wattle signalling the promise of spring just around the corner. The first Magnolias are in flower and the gold and purple of Acacias and Hardenbergias create a dramatic floral display. The cold, frosty mornings are a prelude to the burst of new growth that heralds the coming new season of life. We have already had our fair share of frosty mornings and more are likely, so continue on with those frost damage prevention measures for a few more weeks yet.

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It is still an excellent time to plant bare root deciduous trees. We have weeping specimen trees as well as shade trees and other ornamentals, as well as fruit trees, berries and vines. We also have a rose for all situations: standard roses as well as climbers, bush roses and ground-cover forms. If you need some help selecting a tree or rose, come in and ask for some advice.

Produce Gardening in August

Click here for a full list of herbs, fruit and vegies that can be planted in Melbourne this month.

August is an excellent month to plant your seed potatoes, asparagus, strawberries and rhubarb. Use only seed potatoes to avoid introducing diseases into the soil. Asparagus will last for years and years so choose an area where it won’t need to be disturbed. Rhubarb is another perennial which will do well left undisturbed so prepare the soil well before planting with loads of manure and compost.

In the vegetable garden it’s time to plant seed or seedlings of asian greens, beetroot, broccoli, cabbage, carrots, cauliflower, celery, kale, leek, lettuce, onions, parsley, parsnip, peas, radish, rocket, silverbeet and spinach. Peas eaten fresh from the pod are delicious and children love them. It’s the start of the season to plant globe artichokes, strawberries, turnips, chicory, sunflowers and your last chance to plant jerusalem artichokes and spinach by seed.

Companion Planting

Let nature control pest out breaks in your kitchen garden by planting some beneficial insect attracting flowers in the garden. Go for mixes of alyssum, foxglove, echinacea, bergamont, poppies and calendula. Also, plant some coriander and dill to allow to go to seed. Companion plants camouflage your edible plants from insects, enhance growth in some cases, and as a bonus some are edible, such as borage, pansies, viola, calendula and nasturtium. Click here for our companion planting factsheet.

Put down some rich compost or well aged manure around the drip lines of your fruit trees.

Prepare other beds for your summer vegetables by incorporating organic matter such as well-rotted compost , blood and bone and animal manures. Green manure crops should be dug in now before their stems become too woody.

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For those of you with glasshouses / hothouses or similar you can try your luck at getting an early start with sowing seeds of tomatoes, chillies and eggplants. The seeds can also be germinated on a sunny windowsill indoors. You can also plant seedlings of basil and early, more cold tolerant tomatoes in your greenhouse. Early tomato seedling varieties include Apollo, Rouge de Marmande, KY1 and Roma.

Spring Into Seeds, Bulbs & Seedlings

We now have our spring-summer seed range in stock, with tomatoes, cucumbers, zucchinis and lots of other delectable summer delicacies! We also now stock a large range of organic, non-hybridised herb and vegetable seeds. The seed of these can be collected to produce another generation of true-to-type produce. In the shop also we now have summer flowering bulbs, such as Oriental Lilies and Peony Roses. Ideally try to get these in by the end of August for a good summer display.

Now is the time to plant both summer and autumn flowering bulbs and tubers, such as Cannas, Dahlias, Liliums, Lily of the Valley, Hippeastrum, Tuberose, Nerines, Gladioli and Alstromeria. Prepare the soil by mixing in plenty of manure and don’t forget to put the stakes in now for the tall Dahlias and other tall flowering plants.

It’s also time to plant summer flowering seedlings such as Snapdragons, Hollyhocks, Verbena and Lupins. Marigolds and Petunias can be planted now, but you will need to provide protection from late season frosts.

Pruning & Re-potting

If you didn’t prune your Apricots in autumn (preferred time of year) you can prune them once they start flowering, which normally occurs towards the end of August (pruning in winter allows entry of bacterial gumosis).

Winter flowering native shrubs that have finished flowering should be tip pruned to keep them compact and to encourage bushy growth. Native shrubs may be fertilised with blood and bone at half the recommended rate, or use a native fertiliser mix.

Many jonquils and daffodils will have finished their flowering. Cut off the spent flower heads but leave the foliage to die back naturally. They need to do this in order to store nutrients in the bulb.

Continue to liquid feed winter / spring flowering annuals every two weeks with a complete liquid fertiliser. Late this month is the time to prune Hibiscus and Gardenias and then fertilise them and other flowering evergreen shrubs with an all purpose organic fertiliser and mulch well.

Repot overcrowded cacti and succulents. Use a cacti and succulent mix and pot them up into a larger pot. Any broken bits can be planted up and you may even get new plants out of them.

Repot your ferns and other indoor plants and remove any dead or damaged growth.

Remove spent blooms on your Azaleas and Camellias. New growth buds occur at the back of each flower. When they have completely finished flowering give them a dose of Azalea and Camellia fertiliser.

If you have not already pruned your roses, now is the time to do so. Remember to clean and sharpen secateurs and prune with the aims of cutting out dead wood, improving air circulation, creating strong structure, and especially promoting flowering. Fertilise with an organic Rose Food later this month to promote new spring growth. Spraying Lime Sulphur or Copper Sulphate on the bare stems at this time can help prevent fungal disease. Also remember to spray Peaches and Nectarines for Leaf Curl disease (more info below) just as the buds begin to swell.

Pests, Diseases & other annoyances

Fruit Tree Issues

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To help control overwintering pests and diseases, it’s your last chance to clear up any fallen debris from underneath the trees and in the branch junctions of the trees. Make sure any healthy prunings go to the green waste recycling or are chopped up in a hot compost. Also scout for and remove any overwintering pests at the base of trees, in the cracks of bark, in rough bark and within the branch junctions.

Grapes can be sprayed with lime sulphur just before bud burst to help control fungal problems and the ‘Grape Blister Mite’

For your deciduous trees, if you’ve had problems occurring, like scale, bacterial and fungal diseases, you may want to do a winter spray with Bordeaux, copper or lime sulphur.

Peach Leaf Curl

Growers of fruit trees, such as peaches, nectarines, almonds and occasionally apricots, have all been confronted at one time or another with the new leaves on their trees becoming thickened with blisters and curling up. The blisters start off red in colour, then turn white with a bloom of fungal spores.

Peach Leaf Curl is a fungal disease that infects Peaches, Nectarines, Almonds and other Prunus species. The symptoms are noticed in spring and summer, when the leaves appear with raised lumpy light green and red patches and are curled up. This problem weakens the tree if it occurs year after year, and will result in a reduced fruit yield. Once you see the symptoms, it is too late to spray. The trees should be sprayed from mid-to-late winter from bud swell until the leaves emerge. Spray with Copper oxychloride during this period, and again after rain, as the rain will wash off the spray. This is a preventative spray, so the swelling buds need to be covered with the copper spray. The nursery puts up signs when we spray our Peaches, Nectarines and Almonds to remind you when to spray your own trees at home.

If you would prefer not to use the fungicides year after year, be very vigilant and pick off affected leaves as soon as they appear. (Dispose of them with your garbage and not in your compost). However, this will weaken the tree so encourage new growth by feeding with some fast-acting organic fertiliser, such as Blood & Bone. If your tree was very badly affected one season, you may need to consider using a fungicide the next.

Click here for more information on Peach Leaf Curl.

Citrus

It is a good time to plant citrus. There are many dwarf varieties now available as well as a range of regular varieties. Remember to protect citrus from Citrus Gall Wasp by cutting out any affected wood and hanging sticky traps in the trees.

Kids in the Garden

Set up a sunny windowsill inside as a mini-greenhouse. Small containers, such as empty yoghurt tubs or strawberry punnets (with holes punched through) can be used with seed-raising mix to start growing tomatoes, pumpkins, cucumbers and other tender summer vegies. Make sure the soil is kept moist and your seedlings will be well and truly ready for planting outside when the soil warms up.

Images Cauliflower image © Oasis Horticulture… used with permission. Succulents image © Bulleen Art & Garden

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Blocked Drain Brisbane – Problems Caused by Tree Roots

Tree roots are the most common cause of drain blockages. Tree roots are attracted to condensation that forms on the outside of sewer and storm water pipes. This usually happens in the hotter months of summer when there is less water available for thirsty tree roots. It's normal to expect tree roots to break through into sewer and storm water pipes. The roots that get into the pipes will catch all sorts of debris and cause a blocked drain Brisbane.

Blocked Drain Brisbane – Tree Roots Are a Serious Problem

Tree roots are usually worse for drainpipes than a typical blockage. The problem that arises is even when roots are cleared from the blocked drain Brisbane, the damage or crack still remains in the pipe. The water that leaks out of the drain will attract more tree roots which may then enter the drain and cause a blocked drain Brisbane again.

Blocked Drain Brisbane –Drain Camera Inspection

Tree roots that penetrate drain pipes often create a ‘lip’ that serves to catch material flushed down the drain. This makes it easier for the drain to become blocked. The only permanent and recommended solution for drains that continually become blocked by roots is a drain camera Brisbane inspection. A drain camera identifies the problem section of pipe. After the problem area is identified, you will need to excavate and replace the damaged pipe to prevent a further blocked drain Brisbane from developing.

Blocked Drain Brisbane – The Use of PVC Pipes

There are a few steps that can be taken to reduce the risk of a blocked drain

Brisbane been caused by tree roots. For all new and replacement drain installations, we recommend PVC pipes as it is the best below ground pipe material to stop tree roots. When properly installed, there is a much-reduced chance of root penetration. PVC pipes are also less likely to collapse with ground subsidence, and usually come with a manufacturer’s guarantee for 50 years.

Blocked Drain Brisbane – Seek Advice on What Trees to Plant

When it comes to tree roots, it can be difficult to prevent problems from the roots of trees that have already been there. Having said this, after clearing a blocked drain Brisbane your plumber can usually identify how far down the line the blockage occurred where tree roots caused the blockage and which tree, or trees are likely to be the cause.

We often recommend that new trees should not be planted near your drain lines. If you are not sure exactly where your drains run, ask your plumber Brisbane. Before planting new trees, it is also worth doing some research into which tree species will be best for your garden and your drainpipes. Before you know it, a small plant can very quickly become a big tree with an extensive root system that may cause a blocked drain Brisbane. Later removal can be very costly, and in a lot of cases may be restricted by your local council.

Many local council websites list known problem tree species that tend to penetrate drains. It is worth having a look at this list! You might spend a little time now investigating what trees not to buy, but this will save you a lot of time and money in the future!

If you have an issue with a blocked drain brisbane or hot water system brisbane, then you need a 24 hour plumber brisbane or an emergency plumber brisbane to service you. You might also reach out to a gas plumber brisbane to help you. Its important that you have a plumber brisbane or a brisbane Plumber you can trust. A drain camera Brisbane plumber can also be important to you. If you suspect carbon monoxide is present, you will also need Carbon Monoxide Testing Brisbane or plumbing Brisbane.

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Blocked Drain Sydney - Hydro Jetting Made Simple

Hydro Jetting drain cleaning is a relatively new advanced technology that provides an extremely effective service to clean out a blocked drain Sydney system

Over time your sewer line and drains, like the kitchen sink drain, build up debris that settles in the drainpipes.  This can create sludge like material that clogs your pipes and causes a blocked drain Sydney.

Blocked Drain Sydney – Use Of a cable Machine

Traditionally, a plumber Sydney would use a cable machine to snake your blocked drain Sydney. This method has proved to be not very efficient as the clogs return within a short few months. One of the reasons that this method does not work, is there is no way to get to the root cause of the blocked drain Sydney. Over time the build up process continues and you end up with the same problem.

Hydro Jetting Uses a High-Powered Water Jet to Clear Your Blocked Drain Sydney

Hydro Jetting uses a special high-powered water jet stream to flush out your blocked drain Sydney, making them exceptionally clean.  The hydro jetters used by Mr Plumber Sydney your local plumber Sydney can deliver water at incredible cutting force under thousands of pounds of pressure per square inch. Hydro Jetting will remove the debris that has accumulated in the blocked drain Sydney over the past months and even years. You are left with a drain system that is functioning as it should be, clear of debris and waste build up.

Further benefits of Hydro Jetting are that it is so powerful, it can even remove tree root debris that has gotten into your sewer pipes. With hydro jetting technology the tree root debris is completely removed and you are back to having a clean sewer drain quickly.

Hydro Jet Drain Cleaning is Effective in Clearing Grease from a Blocked Drain Sydney

Many restaurants require Hydro Jet drain cleaning. Grease builds up very quickly in restaurants. In some restaurants, a sewer line can become impacted in 3 months with grease causing the bar area to flood and the floor drains in the bathrooms to overflow with sewer water. Hydro Jet drain cleaning is one of the most effective options when it comes to grease blockages and blocked drains Sydney.

The hydro Jet drain-cleaning machine is on a truck or mounted on a trailer that is powered by an engine. The machine pressurizes water to roughly 4000 psi through a hose with a special nozzle attached that scours the inside of the blocked drain Sydney removing the buildup of grease and debris that have formed inside the blocked drain Sydney. When the cleaning nozzle is inserted into the blocked drain Sydney it slowly breaks down the grease so that it can safely drain into the sewer system. It’s important to hydro jet your restaurant or bar every 3-5 months to keep your establishment operating without any plumbing interruptions.

Cracks in Your Drain Pipes of Your Blocked Drain Sydney

There are times when hydro jetting does not work. This can occur if there are cracks in your sewer and drain pipes. Cracks in the pipes are a sign that the strength of the entire system has been compromised and needs to be repaired promptly before completely collapsing.

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Over the last 15 years, Alex Tree and Garden Service's personnel have been pruning trees in Sydney and the surrounding regions. They are known for their dependability, reasonable costs, and polite customer service in emergency tree removal Acacia Gardens.

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Nowadays, you can find various types of bewildering plans for emergency tree removal Acacia Gardens and can make it done in territories like a closet, kitchen stuff, restroom and clothing, vanities and joineries, and some more with the Alex tree service.

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You have the essentiality of Emergency Tree Removal acacia gardens and this is mainly to avoid sudden accidents. The removal of the tree is necessary because when a tree becomes dead it lacks growth and should be removed on immediate basis.

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As you can view, the professionals at  Alex tree service pay close attention to the finer points. You can get Emergency Tree Removal Acacia Gardens services to ensure that everything looks perfect on your patio. You simply have to talk about the types of grass fields you will not be using, and the expert will provide them.

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Before the rainy season, you should consider getting emergency tree removal acacia gardens services from a professional company. The experts can easily handle such tasks by using proper tools and do not cause damages to the tree property.

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Tips on how to prevent Blocked Drain Brisbane caused by tree roots

Tree roots are the most common cause of blocked drain Brisbane.

Tree roots are attracted to condensation that forms on the outside of sewer and storm water pipes. This usually happens in the hotter months of summer when there is less water available for thirsty tree roots. Its normal to expect tree roots to break through into sewer and storm water pipes. The roots that get into the pipes will catch all sorts of debris and cause a drain to block.

Tree roots are usually worse for drainpipes than a typical blockage. An issue occurs in that even when roots are cleared that penetrated the drain pipes, the pipes still remain damaged The water that leaks out of the drain will attract more tree roots which may then enter the drain, and cause it to block up again.

A pipe that penetrates tree roots also often creates a ‘lip’ that serves to catch material flushed down the drain. This makes it easier for the drain to become blocked. The only permanent and recommended solution for drains that continually become blocked by roots is a drain camera inspection. A drain camera identifies the problem section of pipe. After the problem area is identified, you will need to excavate and replace the damaged pipe.

There are a few steps that can be taken to reduce the risk of a blocked drainBrisbane caused by tree roots.

For all new and replacement drain installations, we recommend PVC pipes as the best below ground pipe material to stop tree roots. When properly installed, there is a much-reduced chance of root penetration. PVC pipes are also less likely to collapse with ground subsidence, and usually come with a extended manufacturer’s guarantee.

When it comes to tree roots, it can be difficult to prevent problems from the roots of tress that have already been there. Having said this, after clearing a blocked drain your plumber can usually identify how far down the line the blockage occurred, where tree roots caused the blockage and which tree or trees are likely to be the cause.

We often recommend that new trees should not be planted in the vicinity of your drain lines. If you are not sure exactly where your drains run, ask your plumber. Before planting new trees it is also worth doing some research into which tree species will best for your garden and your drainpipes. Before you know it, a small plant can very quickly becomes a big tree with an extensive root system that may cause blocked drains. Later removal can be very costly, and in a lot of cases may be restricted by your local council.

Many local council websites list known problem tree species that tend to penetrate drains. It is worth having a look at this list! You might spend a little time now investigating what trees not to buy, but this will save you a lot of time and money in the future!

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