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Wood that was destined for firewood now has a second lease on life milling slabs at 2 1/2 and 3 1/2 inches thick. Enjoyi...
23/08/2025

Wood that was destined for firewood now has a second lease on life milling slabs at 2 1/2 and 3 1/2 inches thick. Enjoying some sunshine,playing with ideas of what this can be 🤔🌳🪵

30/06/2025

Make a statement with your team like Moirs Tree Maintenance did with their new design, which features a 1 colour screenprint on the back and embroidered business logo on the front of crew neck jumpers.

03/06/2025

Good to see the support behind raising awareness for MND at Beechworth football/netball club. Sponsorship sign in place

Shout out to all of our loyal clients without you we couldn't have made it this far. Today we had the pleasure of collec...
23/01/2025

Shout out to all of our loyal clients without you we couldn't have made it this far. Today we had the pleasure of collecting our brand new chipper. We look forward to showing you what it can do.💪😎👌

16/01/2025

I’ll definitely be considering this when I plant new trees in chook yard. Found this on another page, looks interesting 🤔

Smart Watering Technique: Using PVC Pipes for Efficient Plant Care

1. Measure and Cut the PVC Pipe: Determine the appropriate length of PVC pipe for your plant’s root depth. For small plants, a 12-18 inch pipe is usually sufficient, while for larger trees, it may range from 2 to 3 feet. Cut the PVC pipe to the desired length using a saw.
2. Drill Holes: Create evenly spaced holes along the length of the PVC pipe. The number and size of holes will depend on the plant’s size and water requirements. For smaller plants, 1/16 to 1/8 inch holes every 6-8 inches may suffice, while larger trees may need larger holes.
3. Place Geotextile Fabric (Optional): Wrapping a piece of geotextile fabric around the bottom of the pipe can help prevent clogs and keep the pipe clean. Secure it with a tie or adhesive.
4. Fill the Pipe with Gravel: Fill the PVC pipe with small stones or gravel to a height just below the lowest hole. This layer of material will help distribute water evenly around the roots and prevent soil from entering the pipe.
5. Position the PVC Pipe: Dig a hole next to your plant or tree, deep enough to accommodate the pipe. Ensure that the top of the pipe is slightly above ground level to make watering easier. Position the pipe vertically and gently pack soil around it to hold it in place.
6. Watering: Water your plants by pouring water into the PVC pipe. The water will seep through the holes and reach the root zone directly, ensuring efficient and deep watering.

28/11/2024

Christmas is around the corner!!!

30/08/2024

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21/08/2024

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