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Lovely Lemons and Marvelous Mandies
What is wrong with my lemon tree? It is one of the most common questions we hear on talk back gardening. We all love to grow lemons and citrus but they often cause gardeners to become anxious as they sulk, don’t fruit or get deformed leaves. Don’t panic...
What does my Soil colour tell me?
Envy. It’s not a pretty word, and as gardener’s we all know it when we see the luscious, deep chocolatey brown soil in a fellow gardener’s garden. It’s not because we are thinking of chocolate, although that is reason enough for envy, but...
Get Down and Dirty with your soil
No matter where we garden there is one thing that we all share, an obsession with dirt, or soil to be exact. For our gardens, soil is like the home, the supermarket and the pharmacy rolled into one. If the soil is improved with organic matter then chances are that the...
Get your garden ready for spring – It is all about the soil!
Spring is all about flowers, colour, vegies, and new life coming back into the garden, and while it doesn’t look like it at the moment, there is a lot going on below ground. It is what you do now which will make all the difference to how your garden grows. Here are...
Fungi in my Mulch
Fungi in my mulch – the good, the bad and the ugly! Mushrooms and other fungi appearing in your mulch or compost can sometimes be a surprise it isn’t all bad news though. The Good In autumn when the weather is cool, wet and humid gardeners in South Australia often...
Adelaide Airport
Adelaide Airport – Jeffries Projects The Adelaide Airport taxi drop off is designed by Hassell Studio to provide a seamless, connected experience for visitors and connecting transport. Brought to life by Space Landscape Construction, Jeffries supplied Special...
Glenside Stage 1
Glenside Development – Jeffries Projects Glenside Stage 1, designed by Greenhill Australia will deliver high quality public spaces for this medium density, high profile development. The development required a prestigious entrance designed and constructed by Space...
What can go in my green bin?
One of the most asked question we get at Jeffries is Do you accept ‘…’? or, Can i put ‘….’ in my green bin? It’s for good reason. It can be so confusing with different certifications, conflicting information and with green...
The New Calvary Hospital
Calvary Hospital – Jeffries Projects The new Calvary Hospital project in the CBD was designed by Birdseye Studios and has come alive by Space Landscape Construction. Jeffries supplied Hydrocell Soil in bulka bags for the level 5, 6 and 7 garden terraces. The...
What should I plant now? (Winter Produce)
Are you thinking about planting a winter vegetable garden? More people gardening and growing food is one of the good things that has come from the COVID 19 pandemic. To succeed make sure you follow these tips: Tip 1. Plant seeds and seedlings that grow in the cold...
Recycling Organics with The Garden of Unearthly Delights
The Garden of Unearthly Delights: Mad March is well and truly underway in Adelaide with the Fringe in full swing. One of the major attractions for the Fringe is the Garden of Unearthly Delights. In a partnership with Veolia Australia, Jeffries collects and recycles...
Gold Star Recyclers – The Foodprint Experience
The Foodprint Experience – Gold Star Recycler If you want to enjoy your morning coffee and feel really, really good about it The Foodprint Experience at 111 Franklin Street is the place to go. The Footprint Experience is a small café sitting...
Gold Star Recyclers – Cafe Troppo
Cafe Troppo – Gold Star Recycler Café Troppo on Whitmore Square is a café which set the standard for sustainability when they opened seven years ago and continues to be environmental innovators today. With lots of cafés now claiming to be green we set out to discover...
What it means to be certified compostable
Compostable defines a product that is capable of decomposing into natural elements, leaving no toxicity in the soil. If a material is considered compostable, controlled composting process should transform it into organic matter within 3 months, while under normal...