Acacia Conversation - Growing Well On The Peninsula - Dennice Breeschoten and Robert - Weeds

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What is a weed and are they always a bad thing? Dennice is joined once again by gardening expert Robert Breeschoten to explore why weeds grow, what they can tell us about your garden, and the best ways to manage them before spring arrives. The episode also opens with a friendly shout-out to Paul Mercurio MP regarding the new Bittern roundabout, where the landscaping has already sparked conversation as weeds begin to appear. Plus: 🌱 Common Mornington Peninsula weeds. 🌱 Lawn and garden care advice. 📚 Community Corner featuring the Bookneck Winter Parlour Series. 🌳 Information about the Pick My Park community voting program. A practical and informative episode filled with gardening knowledge, local community stories and inspiration for gardeners of all experience levels. 🎙️ Acacia Conversations – Growing Well on the Peninsula Produced by Radio Western Port.

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