Newsletters

• Growing great veggies
• Craig Castree
• This month in the Rare Fruit Arboretum
• Around the Grounds – Helen’s new car
• Seamungus & Root Development
• Eryldene House & Garden
• The Biological Approach – Diversity & Ethos in the Soil
• Research and Development – Trichoderma strains harvested
• What’s Brewing at Neutrog
• International Update – South Africa
• Featured product – Sudden Impact for Roses
• The Expert’s Choice
• Year-Round Fertilising Programme

• Growing great veggies
• Araluen Botanic Park, WA
• Sue Zwar – Camawald Cottage
• This month in the Rare Fruit Arboretum
• The Biological Approach – Bacteria & Iron Acquisition in Plants
• What’s Brewing at Neutrog
• International update – South Africa
• Featured Product – Bush Tucker
• Around the Grounds – Whoflungdung to Flemington Racecourse
• Research and Development – Trichoderma trials commence
• Vital Veggies
• The Expert’s Choice
• Year-Round Fertilising Programme

• Garden Community
  • Growing great veggies
  • Whoflungdung vs sugarcane mulch
• This month in the Rare Fruit Arboretum
  • Rare plum budwood collected
  • Time to feed your citrus
• The Biological Approach – ‘Plant Recovery’ by Dr. Uwe Stroeher
• What’s Brewing – Liquid tanks investment
• International Update – Bounce Back into South African retailers
• Featured product – Graham Ross talks Whoflungdung
• Birdwood Wholesale Nursery – Gyganic trials
• New Products – ‘Dead Horse’ tomato fertiliser
• Around the Grounds – Flemington receives Whoflungdung
• Research and Development – Litterbugs
• Year Round Fertilising Programme

• Garden Community
  • Growing great veggies
  • Propagating with GOGO Juice
  • Wagner’s Roses
  • Natives thrive with Bush Tucker
  • Tony Hanna – Life is better with Whoflungdung
  • The garden of Chris Heysen – champion orchid grower
• What’s brewing
  • Neutrog News – overseas developments
  • Research and Development – new hedge fertiliser
  • The Biological Approach – the benefits of organic carbon in soil
• Featured product – Gyganic for Veggies, Fruit and Citrus
• Year Round Fertilising Programme

• Garden Community – silverbeet & sweet peas
• The stunning homestead & gardens of Urrbrae House
• Maddingley Park, Victoria
• Neutrog News – The Whoflungdung baling plant has arrived
• Research and Development – Depth Charger & eNcase
• What will help my plants survive the heat?
• The National Rose Trial Garden of Australia
• The perfect relationship between fruit, veggies & Gyganic
• Year round fertiliser program

2018

• A Sudden Impact in Spring with Treloar Roses
• Whoflungdung Yields Fantastic Results in Stirling
• Rare Fruit Blossoming in South Australia
• Monarto Zoo’s new Native Habitat Garden
• Global Demand Grows for SA Carob
• Product of Month – Sudden Impact for Roses

• Government House Tasmania
• Ingenuity at Morwell Centenary Rose Garden
• New Kangaroo Paw trialled and released
• Q & A with Dr Uwe – GOGO Juice extending shelf life
• Collectors’ Plant Fair – celebrating the rare and unusual
• Groundwork – Autumn garden & fertilising tips

• Rare Fruit Arboretum established
• Sudden Impact for Roses Potting Mix Trial – early feedback
• Congratulations Simon Leake – Australian Horticulturist of the Year 2016
• GOGO Juice discovered

• Emu Valley Rhododendron Garden – Tasmania
• Extending the life of cut flowers by Kelvin Trimper
• New Research and Development Appointment – Research Scientist and Microbiologist Dr Uwe Stroeher Ph.D.
• Bush Tucker Update – Angus Stewart visits a cut flower grower
• New Neutrog logo revealed
• In development – Sudden Impact for Roses Potting Mix
• Q & A with Dr Uwe – GOGO Juice and chlorine treated water
• From The Ground Up – Tips for the spring – summer transition
• See the clip of the Little Sprouts Kitchen Garden on ‘In the Garden’ with Kim Syrus

e-feedback Edition #2 2016

e-feedback Edition #1 2016

e-feedback Spring 2015

• Winter – Who is fertilising now?
• Transplanting Tips
• Winter in the veggie patch
• Winter rose growing calendar from the NRSA
• Neutrog fertiliser explained – check out our TV ad

e-feedback Winter 2013