Microbes in the soil
Story: Microbes in the soil
Episode: 2
Presenter: Bonnie-Marie Hibbs
Air Date: 21st September 2024
Bonnie reveals the secrets to transforming your garden into a vibrant Aussie oasis with stunning, low-maintenance native plants using Troforte M Native Gardens
- Australian native plants such as grevilleas, acacias, and banksias flourish in full sun. Ensure they are planted in a location where they receive ample sunlight, particularly afternoon sun, to encourage robust growth and abundant flowering.
- Once established, native plants are well-adapted to minimal watering. They typically thrive on natural rainfall, making them an excellent choice for a water-wise garden that can withstand Australia’s hot, dry conditions.
- Native plants require well-draining soil to avoid root rot. Steer clear of heavy, waterlogged soils by incorporating sand or compost to enhance drainage. This helps ensure that water moves away quickly, keeping the roots healthy.
- Although native plants need nutrients, they are sensitive to phosphorus. Opt for specialised fertilisers such as Troforte M Native Gardens, which offers the necessary nutrients without phosphorus and includes beneficial microbes to release nutrients gradually and safely.
- With the right combination of sunlight, well-draining soil, and suitable fertiliser, native plants will thrive. They are low-maintenance, attract wildlife, and add natural beauty to your garden, making them a superb choice for your landscapes.
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www.troforte.com.au








