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Yellow, green or red - my favourite is yellow, what's yours?

Capsicum Craze: Choosing the Right Capsicum for Your Garden Capsicums, or bell peppers, are a garden favorite for their versatility, vibrant colors, and sweet flavors. Whether you're adding them to salads, grilling them, or stuffing them for a hearty meal, there's a capsicum variety for every dish. At Lumpy's Nursery & Landscape Yard, we have a great selection of capsicums ready to brighten up your garden and your plate. Let’s explore the differences between the varieties we offer: California Wonder Size & Shape: Large, blocky, and classic bell pepper shape. Color: Starts green, ripening to a vibrant red. Flavor: Sweet, mild, and crunchy with a juicy texture. Best For: Fresh salads, stuffing, grilling, and adding color to any dish. Growth...

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ARE TOMATOES, TOMATOES?

Tomato Time: Discover the Perfect Tomato for Your Garden At Lumpy's Nursery & Landscape Yard, we’ve cornered the market on tomatoes, and with so many varieties to choose from, it can be a bit overwhelming to pick the right ones for your garden. Whether you’re looking to make the perfect pasta sauce, toss a fresh salad, or just enjoy a juicy snack straight from the vine, we’ve got you covered. Here's a breakdown of the different tomato varieties we offer and what makes each one special: Grosse Lisse Size & Shape: Large, round, and smooth. Flavor: Classic tomato flavour, well-balanced with a hint of acidity. Best For: Slicing for sandwiches and burgers. Growth Habit: Indeterminate, meaning it keeps growing and...

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Grow It Local Seeds! 🌱

Discover the Rainbow Range: An Education-Enabled Seed Collection Are you ready to embark on a gardening adventure? Mr Fothergill's Seeds, in partnership with Grow It Local, has created a limited range of year-round varieties designed to inspire and educate Australian gardeners. Cofounded by Paul West (River Cottage Australia) and supported by Australia's leading growers including national patron Costa Georgiadis. Why choose the Rainbow Range? Expert Guidance: Scan the QR code on your seed packet to connect with our team of master growers, chefs, surfers, musicians, and everyday gardening enthusiasts. Community Connection: Join our vibrant community of backyard, balcony, community garden, and window-sill farmers. Seasonal Grow-Alongs: Learn to grow and cook delicious, organic food at home with our seasonal programs. Expert...

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Earthlife Garden Mate: Your Soil's Secret Weapon

Transform your garden with Earthlife Garden Mate! 🌿 This powerful soil conditioner is a must-have for anyone looking to improve their soil health and plant growth. Packed with over 60 essential minerals and beneficial microbes, Garden Mate works wonders on clay soils. How it works: Conditions and loosens: Breaks up compacted soil, allowing for better water penetration and root growth. Enhances drainage: Improves soil structure, preventing waterlogging and promoting healthy root development. Stimulates growth: Provides essential nutrients and encourages vigorous plant growth. Key benefits: Natural and organic: Made from 100% natural ingredients, safe for both plants and the environment. Versatile: Can be used on a variety of soils and plant types. Easy to apply: Simply spread over your soil and...

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Daffodil Day: A Beacon of Hope

Daffodil Day is a special day dedicated to raising awareness and funds for cancer research and support. Celebrated annually, on August 22nd this year, it's a time to come together as a community and show solidarity with those affected by cancer. The daffodil, with its cheerful yellow blooms, has become a powerful symbol of hope and resilience. It's the first flower to herald the arrival of spring, representing renewal and optimism – qualities essential in the face of such a challenging disease. Fun Facts About Daffodils: Daffodils belong to the Narcissus genus, which includes over 50 species. The number of petals on a daffodil usually corresponds to the number of children in the family, according to an old English superstition....

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