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Gardening in the Great Lakes Region of NSW: A Guide to Planting Vegetables and Herbs in Subtropical and Temperate Climates The Great Lakes Region in New South Wales offers a unique climate that blends subtropical and temperate weather patterns, making it a fertile ground for a diverse range of vegetables and herbs. Whether you're a seasoned gardener or a novice looking to start your garden, knowing which plants to grow and the optimal time for sowing and harvesting can make all the difference. Here's a guide to help you plan your garden throughout the year. Vegetables Tomatoes Sowing Time: Plant seeds in late winter (August) to early spring (September). Harvesting: Expect to harvest in summer (December to January), depending on...

Celebrating Mother's Day at Lumpy's Nursery & Landscape Yard: A Heartfelt Tribute Mother's Day is a special occasion worldwide, and its celebration in Australia holds a particularly warm and familial charm. This day dedicated to honouring mothers and mother figures has evolved into a cherished tradition, marked with love, gratitude, and lots of memorable gifts. At Lumpy's Nursery & Landscape Yard, this day is celebrated with a heartfelt embrace, recognizing the irreplaceable role of mothers and grandmothers in our lives. The Origins of Mother's Day in Australia The tradition of Mother's Day has a poignant history in Australia, tracing back to Janet Heyden, a resident of Leichhardt, Sydney, who in 1924 started the practice of gifting to lonely or forgotten...

So Lumpy tell me about the big palm trees at the front of the landscape yard.”   Well, I grew them from seed about 25 years ago. They are Canary Island Date PalmsIn 1993 I submitted development plans for my home, which is now the Lumpy’s site, and was required to attach a landscape plan. The palms were the first plants on that plan.” The Master Plan I had a master plan, might sound corny but it’s what it was.  I wanted to create amazeballs. I had in my mind to create this majestic avenue, a bold statement at the entry of the property in years to come, and it did take years! Canary Island Date Palms “Lumpy why did...