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As the region transitions into the beautiful, mild weather of Autumn, March is the optimal time to get a variety of resilient plants in the ground. The still-warm soil encourages strong root establishment before the winter chill sets in. Here is our local advice on the best choices for your Geelong and Ballarat garden: 1.

As the heat subsides and cooler mornings arrive in the Geelong region, March is the ideal time for restoration. Your garden soil needs care and replenishment after the hot summer. It is time to prepare for healthy Autumn and Winter growth! At My Garden Therapy, we provide knowledgeable, reliable care to perform this task gently

At My Garden Therapy, we believe a garden is more than just plants – it’s a living space where independence, connection, and well-being can truly flourish. That’s why we’re so proud of our signature program: “Gardening with the Gardener.” This unique service goes beyond basic garden maintenance. It’s about partnering with you to nurture your

With summer comes heat, dust, and dry winds — all of which can impact your home and garden. Staying on top of home maintenance ensures your space remains safe, cool, and comfortable, especially for older adults or NDIS participants living independently in Geelong and Ballarat. My Garden Therapy offers professional help to keep your property

An edible garden is more than just a source of fresh food — it’s a space that nurtures physical, mental, and emotional well-being. For seniors, gardening provides gentle exercise, sensory stimulation, and the simple joy of growing something from seed to plate. Choosing the Right Plants An edible garden can include flowers, herbs, seeds, berries,

Summer pruning is one of the best ways to keep your garden healthy, beautiful, and manageable through Victoria’s hottest months. For many older adults and NDIS participants, pruning provides a gentle way to stay active while caring for nature — improving both mental and physical wellbeing. At My Garden Therapy, we understand that pruning can

The benefits of horticultural therapy extend far beyond the garden bed. Gardening empowers individuals of all abilities — from older adults to NDIS participants — to move, think, and connect with nature in meaningful ways. Who Can Benefit? Horticultural therapy is highly adaptable, making it suitable for: This gentle, goal-oriented approach encourages engagement at every ability level,

Keeping your lawn healthy through a hot Victorian summer can be challenging, especially in regions like Geelong and Ballarat where temperatures rise and rainfall drops. With the right lawn care tips, you can protect your grass, conserve water, and maintain a green, comfortable outdoor space that’s safe for relaxation and therapy. At My Garden Therapy,

Christmas is a time for joy, connection, and creativity — and what better way to celebrate than by growing your own mini Christmas tree?At My Garden Therapy, we believe gardening is more than a hobby — it’s a meaningful way to nurture well-being, especially for NDIS participants and seniors. A living Christmas tree is a

Horticultural therapy programs are thriving across Australia in hospitals, aged care homes, schools, and community gardens. These programs use gardening as a powerful tool for healing and personal growth. Through this connection with nature, participants enhance their physical, emotional, and social well-being. Where it works In community centres, horticultural therapy provides inclusive gardening sessions that offer