jas stephens magazine 1 june 2013
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Jas Stephens Magazine 1 June 2013TRANSCRIPT
1 June 2013
Yarraville 104 Somerville Road 9316 9000
Williamstown 1/66 Douglas Parade (Corner Stevedore Street) 9393 1600
www.jasstephens.com.au
As a service to our vendors, we will require names & phone numbers on entry of all inspections.
Privacy Act 2000: We use personal information collected from you during open for inspections for security purposes. We may also use that information to contact you with respect to this property and others we believe may be of interest to you. Also, we may contact you in relation to other services provided by us or our associates such as insurance, mortgages and loans. By providing your information to us you agree to our use of it as described above unless you advise us differently. If the information is not provided we may not be able to provide an effective and comprehensive service to you. (Your personal information will be collected and held in accordance with provisions of the Information Privacy Act 2000).
We have obtained all information in this document from sources we believe to be reliable, however, we cannot guarantee its accuracy. Prospective purchasers are advised to carry out their own investigations.
We strongly recommend that you clearly register your interest with our representative at the open for inspection, so that in the event of a sale being imminent, your position is protected. We make every effort to contact all interested parties prior to a property being sold.
Autumn can be a productive time in the garden. It is an opportunity for planting all kinds of trees and shrubs. The air is cooler but the soil still holds warmth - ideal conditions for plants to establish themselves.
Plant shade trees now, and pick out your favourite sasanqua camellias and roses while they’re in flower. It’s also the best time to transplant evergreen shrubs and trees you’d like to move, and to divide agapanthus, kangaroo paws, bearded and wild iris. The secateurs and shears should also get a real workout during autumn, tidying perennials, getting rid of dead wood and cutting back vines to promote healthy new growth.
Spring bulbs are now in the shops and are a fantastic way to add a huge splash of colour and scent to your spring garden. Choose large, firm specimens and plant them in generous clumps for visual impact. Some of the best bulbs include freesia, gladiolus, jonquil, corn lily (Ixia), snowflake (Leucojum) and harlequin flower (Sparaxis). Bulbs suitable for growing in pots include miniature daffodils, soldier boys (Lachenalia) and hyacinths.
For those gardeners with a veggie parch autumn is a great time to sow seeds of carrots, peas, rocket, beetroot, English spinach and coriander. Strawberries, garlic, broccoli, silverbeet, leek, cabbage and lettuce and can also go in now. And be sure to fertilise your citrus plants to boost vigorous growth and stimulate fruit.
Finally, rejuvenate tired lawns with an autumn feeding to ready them for the onset of cool winter weather. Aerating with a fork will also help your lawn to flourish all year round.
Craig J. Stephens Managing Director / Officer in Effective Control M 0418 547 938
AUTUMN GARDENING
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