Masterfell Tree Felling

12/10/2026

12/10/2026

One of our Monthly clients
We go twice a month to clean up and maintain the garden.

12/10/2026

Good morning
Blessed week ahead for all...

10/10/2026

Palm cleaning - Camps Bay
Stunning views 🌊

10/10/2026

10/10/2026

06/10/2026

Broadleaf w**ds standing out in your lawn? 🌱
Start by identifying the w**d, then check that your established lawn variety and current conditions are suitable. Efekto No W**d Lawn Ready-to-Use provides selective control of broadleaf w**ds in lawns.

Learn More: Efekto No W**d Lawn https://efekto.co.za/efekto-products/garden-protection/w**ds/efekto-no-w**d-lawn-ready-to-use/

06/10/2026

Fresh new growth deserves a closer look. 🌿
Curling leaves, sticky residue and clusters on tender shoots could signal aphid activity. Check beneath leaves and around new citrus and rose shoots, then use Efekto Aphicide only on crops and pests listed on the label.

Learn More: Efekto Aphicide https://efekto.co.za/efekto-products/garden-protection/insects/efekto-aphicide/

06/10/2026

Did you know that your morning coffee could be the secret to more vibrant roses? 🌹 Coffee grounds are rich in nitrogen, a vital nutrient that roses absolutely love. Sprinkling used coffee grounds around your rose bushes can improve soil structure, enhance drainage, and even help deter some pests.

Here's how to do it: Collect your used coffee grounds and let them dry a little to prevent mold growth. Sprinkle them evenly around the base of your roses, being careful not to pile them up against the stem. A thin layer is all you need—about a half-inch thick. As the grounds break down, they'll add much-needed organic matter to your soil.

But remember, moderation is key! Overloading your soil with coffee grounds can change its pH, making it more acidic than your roses might prefer. So, start with a small amount and observe how your plants respond.

Next time you're making a cup of joe, think about giving your garden a boost instead of tossing those grounds away. 🌿 Anyone else using coffee grounds in their garden? Share your experiences below! ☕️