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Tarragon: history, types, and how the world uses it

Tarragon: history, types, and how the world uses it

By Jye Murray

Quick snapshot What it is: A fragrant, anise‑like herb prized in classic European cookery and beyond. Main types: French tarragon (Artemisia dracunculus var. sativa), Russian tarragon (A. dracunculus), and Mexican...

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Seedlings vs Seeds: Which Should You Choose?

Seedlings vs Seeds: Which Should You Choose?

By QPS Crew

Whether you’re a first-time gardener or a seasoned green thumb, one of the first decisions you’ll make is whether to start with seeds or seedlings. Both have their perks, but...

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Indoor plant life cycles & expected lifespans (a QPS guide)

Indoor plant life cycles & expected lifespans (a QPS guide)

By Jye Murray

Houseplants don’t live forever—but many live far longer than most people think. Knowing a plant’s life cycle (how it grows, rests, flowers and reproduces) and its likely lifespan (how many years...

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Late Winter Planting: Get Your Garden Ready for Spring

Late Winter Planting: Get Your Garden Ready for Spring

By QPS Crew

Winter might still have a chill in the air, but it’s the perfect time to prepare your veggie patch and plant crops that will thrive as the weather warms. At...

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Top Landscape Design Trends for 2025 — and the Plants to Match

Top Landscape Design Trends for 2025 — and the Plants to Match

By Jye Murray

1. Sustainable, Eco‑Friendly Gardens Native favourites Black‑eyed Susan – Rudbeckia hirta Bee Balm – Monarda didyma Butterfly Weed – Asclepias tuberosa Little Bluestem – Schizachyrium scoparium Water‑wise stalwarts Aloe – Aloe vera Stonecrop – Sedum spp. Echeveria –...

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Architectural Trees for Modern Australian Homes

Architectural Trees for Modern Australian Homes

By Jye Murray

2024‑25 project picks, root‑safe choices & notes from Jye Murray Why focus on “architectural” trees? Across the latest award‑listed houses in Sydney, Noosa and Melbourne, a single hero tree is...

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🌈 Plant a Rainbow: Colorful Veggies You Can Grow at Home

🌈 Plant a Rainbow: Colorful Veggies You Can Grow at Home

By QPS Crew

Who says veggies have to be green and boring? At Quality Plants & Seedlings, we believe gardening should be fun, vibrant, and something the whole family can enjoy—especially the little...

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Mini vs Standard Seedlings – What’s the Difference?

Mini vs Standard Seedlings – What’s the Difference?

By QPS Crew

Why two sizes in the first place? Not every gardener—or garden bed—needs the same starting point. At QPS we grow mini‐cell (“mini‑sell”) seedlings and standard cell seedlings so you can...

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🌱 Winter Wonders: Seedlings in Season Right Now! 🌿

🌱 Winter Wonders: Seedlings in Season Right Now! 🌿

By QPS Crew

Winter might seem like a sleepy time in the garden, but don’t be fooled—there’s a whole world of leafy goodness and veggie power just waiting to be planted! At QPS,...

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🌿 How We Repurpose Overgrown Seedlings into Critter Crunch

🌿 How We Repurpose Overgrown Seedlings into Critter Crunch

By QPS Crew

At Quality Plants & Seedlings (QPS), we’re passionate about reducing waste and making sure every plant has a purpose. That’s where Critter Crunch comes in — our quirky, sustainable solution...

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🌱 How to Establish a Vegetable Garden: A Beginner’s Guide

🌱 How to Establish a Vegetable Garden: A Beginner’s Guide

By QPS Crew

Growing your own vegetables isn’t just a fun and rewarding hobby — it’s a step toward self-sufficiency, better health, and a deeper connection with nature. Whether you have a big...

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Sowing Knowledge Early: Why Food Education and Understanding What Food Does to the Body Are Critical for Children

Sowing Knowledge Early: Why Food Education and Understanding What Food Does to the Body Are Critical for Children

By Jye Murray

In today's world of pre-packaged convenience and instant gratification, many children are growing up disconnected from where food comes from—and even more so from what it does to their bodies....

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