B & B Glenunga (M10 Sol)
Power in Burnside

Barrow and Bench Mitre10 is a thoroughly modern, award-winning, family owned hardware place and garden center where you will find immense service and quality stock all at one useful location. Proprietors Paul and Amanda Stewart has a passion for what they do, and a focus on service, convenience and quality. Paul, a 'chippy' by trade serves as Deputy President of Hardware Australia, SA Committee, and has a long history of involvement in supporting local charities, and sporting groups, and, of course, in building and renovation. Amanda has garden design and horticultural qualifications, and a vast passion for green living and the outdoors. Between them they can help you with all the inspiration and the advice you need to renovate and style your home and garden. Barrow and Bench has a long and proud history of serving home owners and renovators alike. Ian Stewart retired in 2006, and Paul continued to manage the store. Paul and Amanda purchased the place in 2013. Their focus is on ensuring the deposit continues to grow and flourish as a reputable, locally owned, hardware store. Service, convenience and quality continue at the forefront of their business.

You will find an excellent range of quality plants, seeds, seedlings, trees and bulbs, along with potting mixes, chemicals (organic and non organic), gloves, pots, lawn products, garden tools and much more. Pruning time is well and truly upon us now in Adelaide gardens. Including camellias in your garden can be a fabulous way to add color and form during winter. Not only that, planting winter's bare root trees is cheaper than purchasing potted trees. Long lead times aside, garlic is very effortless to grow. For me there is no better gift, then that of a plant except, maybe, two plants! When watering be safe to retain water droplets away from the leaf, and only water when dry. When transplanting water in well with season, and be sure to prune the bush to 23 buds after flowering to retain it compact and foster fresh growth. Be sure to only water when the pot is dry. Herb Bowls : Herb Bowls filled with lush, seasonal herbs make a marvelous Christmas gifts for the cook in your family. Fruit Trees : Fruit Trees really are the gift that keeps on giving. Potted trees require watering regularly (water when dry), and potting on into a larger pot every 23 years. Pot up empty pots with advanced seedlings tidy the pots and refresh the soil first. Soil wetters are particularly helpful for gardeners who have impaired nice organic matter year in year out, and are now finding their soils have become water repellent. If you buy herbs then the following is a appropriate mix: Good quality secateurs should final you a lifetime, especially if you retain them in appropriate order. At the place this means we are quiet capable to sell you citrus trees, but that we must unfasten any fruit from the tree before the tree leaves the store. In Harry's opinion, citrus planted into cool soils receive much longer to establish (often 23 years prior they start to fruit), then those planted into warm soils. His advice is to buy them in Autumn and over winter them in their pot, planting out when the soil warms. The gift of a living plant, especially one which is productive by way of fruit or flowers, is a marvelous gift. Bird baths and herb pots hand made in Adelaide. PRUNING : Bare root trees must be pruned before planting or at the time of planting. The trees you purchase from us in the nursery have not been pruned so please be safe to present your tree a prune upon planting. They are all keen gardeners and have a love for growing trees and fruit.