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- Camellias can be moved during Winter months by pruning back by around ⅓, carefully digging out and feeding with a specialised, acidic potting mix
- Fig trees can be pruned in Winter to back to your preferred size by cutting back to the nearest node. Feed with Neutrog Gyganics
- Ash from the fire can be either put into the compost or applied to the garden (best before rain) and can be a pest deterrent for slugs and aphids
- Lemon not fruiting heavily? Could be lack of sun and warmth.
- Transplanting a lemon tree. Can be cut back by at about ⅓. Dig down 30-45cm under the roots and transplant into a well-composted spot or into a pot with specialised citrus potting mix. Seasol will help stimulate root growth
- Beans not germinating. Try soaking in water with diluted Seasol. Plant at recommended time of year.
- Olive trees are very hardy and a hedge can be maintained by cutting back to your preferred height regularly.
- Transplanting an Acacia could be risky (natives are notoriously difficult to transplant).
Thank you for your great questions again!
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