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In conjunction with the former Ryde School of Horticulure Student fund, The Austrlian Institute of Horticulture is organising a NSW state competition to inspire and acknowledge the talents of young horticulturists who are about to graduate or have recently graduated (in the previous two years) from the TAFE system. Entires close on the 31st Continue reading YOUNG HORTICULTURIST OF THE YEAR The Australian Institute of Horticulture’s 50th anniversary celebration Celebrate this special occasion with Jonathan Garner, MAIH, a practising horticulturist and principal of Puddleton Gardens. Jonathan will discuss and demonstrate the specific skills required to establish water-efficient specimen trees and shrubs that are picture perfect. Topics covered will include the aesthetic and economic benefits, tools Continue reading The Perfect Plant The NSW Branch of the AIH has received advice from it’s members of pH related problems with soil mixes Typically, the pH when tested has been in the range of 8.8 to 9.0 and consequently, plants have suffered. To ensure good quality control and preserve the professional reputations of it’s members, AIH NSW is Continue reading pH PROBLEMS WITH SOIL MIXES Former AIH subscribers & AIH Members – Get Your Subscriptions In Now! Don’t miss out on the next issue of Landscape Outlook, which will be packed full of interesting stories for designers, horticulturists and landscape managers. |
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