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Inside & out: garden watering tips, colourful homes are back

The latest in news, trends and happenings for the home.

Is watering your garden costing you cash?

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The Nylex ReTH!NK Twin Gun Set ($19.98) has eight different spray patterns, guaranteeing water flow management and adjustable strengths during every use. Image supplied.

Leading water experts, Nylex, are committed to helping Australians be more sustainable within the gardening space with the launch of their ReTH!NK range. They’ve shared their top four water saving tips to keep your garden thriving, save water, and avoid cash leaking from your pocket.

1. Water your garden less, but for longer

To encourage roots to grow further down into the soil, it’s best to water your plants with a good soak every few days, rather than a little every day.

2. Water at the right time

Early in the morning is the optimal time to water your garden and lawn, as it reduces the likelihood of the water evaporating.

3. Anti-leak fittings and taps are the best

Litres of water could be wasted every month if you have a leaking tap, so it’s important to invest in a good quality hose fitting that won’t break or leak and waste precious water.

4. Use the right amount of water

Different types of soil require different amounts of water, so it’s essential for the health of your plants to analyse what it needs. A multi-functional spray gun can assist in adjusting the amount of water that goes onto your garden.  

Colourful homes are back

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Wattyl’s Solagard paint in Magic White is a magnificent colour to splash across your balcony. Image supplied.

Wattyl has relaunched their iconic exterior paint range, Solagard, with its 25-year guarantee against flaking, peeling, and chipping – so prepare for a burst of colour on the streets.

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