Summer Gardening Tips from Experts

Summer Gardening

Summer means different things and poses distinct challenges amongst Australian gardeners. There are various challenges that all gardeners face at this time of year, as landscapes bare victim to the effect of high temperatures and keeping plants hydrated is a commonly shared issue. Escalating summer temperatures call for more attention, considerations and understanding of your outdoor sanctuary.

Each garden is unique and their varying microclimates, plants and each region’s distinct metrological tendencies mean there is no clear-cut, one-fits-all solution or routine. However, good preparation is key, and with advanced planning, you can really make the most of the summer months to get your garden booming and blooming.

Watering schedule

Watering your garden is an essential component for garden maintenance. Neglecting this responsibility is the easiest way to let your garden go. We get it, manual watering can be laborious, time-consuming and hard to stick to, depending on how often your plants need watering and the size of your garden.

So, if you haven’t got the time, there are plenty of solutions available. Automated irrigation systems can ensure that your plants are receiving their required and routine hydration. Or, alternatively, lawn care professionals or experienced gardeners are available to re-vamp and offer you reliable and informed solutions.

Fertilising on time Healthy soil, Healthy Plants

Keeping your plants healthy isn’t as hard as you think you just have to think about what you can’t see to make sure what you can see is looking amazing. Fertilizing your plants and keeping your soil protected by the elements will also help with water retention during the dry hot summer months. Using ground covers to protect your soil is ideal to keep all the hard working microbes healthy that are turning over the soil and creating nurtients for your plants. Ground covers can be anything from rocks, pebbles, plants and bark. Keeping your plants healthy is simultaneously an art and a science that requires a lot of thought, time and care. Like any living thing, they require a range of nutrients that they can get naturally, i.e. from the sun and through the previously mentioned watering schedule, or artificially when placed out of their natural eco-system- this is where you come in to cater for them.

Fertiliser is a great alternative. A good quality, controlled, released fertiliser applied at the beginning of Spring and then a consistent follow-up throughout the Summer every 8 – 12 weeks will secure optimal growth even in the high temperatures.

Check on Pests

This can make or break your garden. Some commonly perceived garden pests have been shown to optimise soil moisture and heat, such as earthworms, meaning that their presence can be beneficial to plant growth. However, not all garden visitors will be invited or have such a positive effect which is something that you need to be on alert for and have in mind.

There are many ways that you can do this. Many plants have their own pest deterrent defences, and many resistant varieties exist, so by correctly maintaining and growing them, they’ll eventually be grown up enough do the job themselves keeping your plants healthy is key for their own resistance as pest are attracted to sick and vunerable plants. Other than the obvious, planting out of the way, using physical barriers and keeping on guard can help to keep the nuisances at bay. Know your pests lifecycle. With a little research you can find out when your pest starts its breeding season . if you treat the plants infestations early you can break the pest life cycle and stop it in its tracks!

Make a plan for weeds

It’s inevitable. If you have a garden, you’re going to get even more unexpected pests. This time in the form of plant varieties. That’s right, we’re talking about weeds. They’re unavoidable, and best dealt with head on. For optimal results staying on top of your weeding is key. If you leave it too long, not only will you be forced to reckon with a jungle-esque, leafy overfill, but it can be quite an overwhelming experience.

Prune for better shape

Pruning and trimming your existing plants is also another key part of garden maintenance. Not only does it keep everything tidy and aesthetically pleasing, but it also maintains the natural order and ecosystem for your plants. Encourage new healthy growth

By keeping your plants in shape, you are ensuring ultimately that they optimise their nutrients, and they don’t have dying stems, leaves or branches. It allows them to have sufficient space as not to overcrowd or overshadow other plants, so everything can grow harmoniously.

Choose the season plant

Knowing your plants is rule number 1 of summer gardening. In order to get them to fully blossom, bloom or grow the desired fruits and vegetables, knowing the season and conditions in which they will flourish is key.

Each plant has a delicate balance, its own place in the ecosystem and each garden is unique in content, quantity and the conditions that it hosts. Information for each plant can be obtained online, or in store upon purchase about general care and maintenance.

Keep your pots cool

Your pots will be the first thing to heat up and bare the brunt of the summer Aussie heat which doesn’t serve much for your potted plants. Keeping your pots cool should be a key consideration for your summer garden preparation. This could involve strategies relating to the placement, i.e. making sure that they get plenty of shade, extra watering to cool them down or using cooling agents such as sand around the pot to maintain moisture and healthy roots. Making sure the size of the pot isn’t too small.

Having these mechanisms in place will ultimately make staying on top of your garden an easy, habitual and stress-free task, and you can make the most of your summer garden.

Frequently Asked Questions – Summer Gardening

How do I prepare my garden for summer?

The best advice is to scope it out. Understanding what you have, the climate-based challenges you might face in the foreseeable will be your best preventative technique and allow you to prepare adequately.

How do you keep plants alive in the hot summer?

Deep watering is a commonly recommended strategy within the gardening communities with the eye of caution to not overwater. Plant placement and mindfulness of location within your garden is also key to ensuring that you are providing the correct care for your plants.

What can you plant in summer Australia?

All regions of Australia have different summer climates, so there are variations. However, across the board, Summer is a great season to plant seasonal flowers and shrubs such as Petunias, Geraniums and Fuchsias, as well as your classic herbs.

Should you water plants every day in hot weather?

Different plants will require differing levels of hydration and care across the season. Their placement in your garden will also need to be taken into consideration when planning your watering schedule.

Can plants recover from heat stress?

yes, watering with a seaweed solution can stop heat shock and help bring it back to health. New premium quality potting mix can be added or replaced as the soil could have become hydrophobic is it has dried out.

Should you water your garden in the morning or evening?

It is generally best to water your garden outside of the hours of optimal heat. If it is a extremely hot day you could consider watering twice depending on the plant and exposure to the sun to cool the plants down.

Is it OK to fertilise plants in hot weather?

Yes. Spring is the optimal season to apply fertiliser, but many plants for example Germaniums flourish in the summer and the addition of a fertiliser will only aid and encourage their growth. Always read the instructions so you don’t iover fertilise. Too much fertiliser can be fatal.

Should you plant in summer?

For sure. There are a great range and variety of seasonal plants that flourish in the summer months. Its important to not plant on very hot days as root shock can accure if the root dry out in the process. If you are planting on a hot day always chose the coolest time of the day and water very well for the following weeks with seaweed solution.

How often should you water your garden in hot weather?

Once a day is the general advice depending on the size, plants and regional weather conditions.

Can too much heat kill plants?

Yes. Too much heat can result in dry soil which will ultimately lack in the essential nutrients needed for optimal growth.

Do dehumidifiers affect plants?

It’s unfortunate, but most plants do not grow very well in drier environments. Thus, dehumidifiers can indirectly have a negative effect on house plants.

Will hot soil kill plants?

Warm soil can ensure optimal growth for many plants, but likewise if the soil is too cold or hot, it will dry out and not be able to preserve the much needed nutrients for plants to flourish which can ultimately lead to lack of growth or death.

Can geraniums get too much sun?

Geraniums are summer plant and need at least 4-6 hours’ worth of sun per day for optimal blooming and growth. This timeframe will be extended if the light is filtered.

How many times should I water my plants in the summer?

General advice is daily. Finding the optimal hour of the day when it is not to hot will maximise results and get your garden blooming to the maximum.

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the purchaser has in any way modified, serviced or repaired the goods without THE TREE SHOP’s prior written consent;

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the payment of the cost of replacing the goods or of acquiring equivalent goods; or

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2. THE TREE SHOP shall be under no liability for any unsuitability for any purpose of the goods irrespective of any knowledge which it may possess as to the purpose for which the goods were required by the purchaser unless that purpose has been specifically notified to THE TREE SHOP in writing prior to the formation of the relevant agreement.

All liability of THE TREE SHOP shall cease at the end of the warranty period as stated in clause 9(a) and no claim shall be made against THE TREE SHOP after that date.

To the extent permitted by statute, all warranties, conditions and guarantees (whether express, implied, or applied, and whether given by THE TREE SHOP, the manufacturer or a third party) and any obligation of THE TREE SHOP to repair or replace any goods are void in respect of any goods which the purchaser tampers with or alters.
In this clause, “consumer” means:
1. a person acquiring Goods of a kind ordinarily acquired for personal, domestic or household use or consumption; or
2. a person acquiring Goods at a price not exceeding $40,000; or

the Goods consisted of a vehicle or trailer acquired for use principally in the transport of goods on public roads,
but excludes a person acquiring the Goods, or holding himself or herself out as acquiring the Goods for the purpose of:

re-supply; or
using them up or transforming them, in trade or commerce, in the course of a process or production or manufacture or in the course of repairing or treating other goods or fixtures on land.

11. Passing of Title

1. Notwithstanding that the purchaser has possession of the goods, title to the goods remains with THE TREE SHOP, and no legal or equitable interest or property in the goods whatsoever will pass to the purchaser, until:
  1. the full amount for the goods has been paid to THE TREE SHOP; and
  2. there is no money owing by the purchaser to THE TREE SHOP for any other goods delivered by THE TREE SHOP or on any account whatsoever;

the purchaser has met all other obligations due by the purchaser to THE TREE SHOP and paid all monies due by the purchaser to THE TREE SHOP in respect of all contracts for goods and/or services between the purchaser and THE TREE SHOP.

Payment is not deemed to have occurred until funds have cleared in THE TREE SHOP’s account. Until title and property in the goods passes:
1. the purchaser must hold the goods as bailee for THE TREE SHOP, mark the goods or store them separately and keep all necessary records so that the goods can at all times be identified and distinguished as the property of THE TREE SHOP, and refrain from mixing or intermingling the goods with any goods owned by the purchaser or by any other person;
2. the purchaser acknowledges that a fiduciary relationship exists between the purchaser and THE TREE SHOP whereby, subject to the provisions of this clause, the purchaser holds the goods and/or service and/or any other proceeds, rights and claims to the goods and/or services, or any new product created by the purchaser using the goods and/or services, in a fiduciary capacity for THE TREE SHOP.
Where title and property in any particular goods has not passed, the purchaser may nevertheless dispose of those goods to a bona fide sub-purchaser (“sub-purchaser”) provided that:
1. such disposals are in the ordinary course of the purchaser’s business; and
2. no event as specified in clause 14(a) has occurred. The purchaser must not deal with those goods if both conditions are not met. It is agreed that by the disposal of such goods, the purchaser assigns to THE TREE SHOP (the assignment being absolute and not by way of security) all monetary proceeds received by or on behalf of the purchaser in respect of the goods.
The purchaser must observe the following fiduciary obligations with respect to any disposal of goods to a sub-purchaser authorised by clause 11(c):
1. the purchaser must maintain records of all disposals of the goods and must permit inspection of these records by THE TREE SHOP promptly upon request; and
2. the purchaser must hold the assigned proceeds on trust for THE TREE SHOP and separate from its own monies, and must account to THE TREE SHOP for those proceeds. The total debts owing by the purchaser to THE TREE SHOP will be reduced by the proceeds of sales for which the purchaser has accounted to THE TREE SHOP in accordance with this clause 11(d). If these proceeds exceed the total debts owing by the purchaser to THE TREE SHOP at any time, the purchaser is entitled to receive an amount equivalent to the amount of this excess as commission.
If the purchaser produces a product (“the Product”) that utilizes or incorporates any of the goods as a component of the Product, the terms of this clause 11(e) pertaining to title and proceeds apply in the following manner:
1. in the case of goods that can be removed from the Product without destroying or seriously injuring the goods or other components of the Product, the terms of clause 11 apply to the relevant goods without modification except for the references in clause 11(c) and (d) to proceeds, which are to be read as if these references were to the portion of each Product’s proceeds attributable to the value of the incorporated good;
2. in the case of goods that cannot be removed from the Product without destroying or seriously injuring the goods or other components of the Product, the terms of this clause 11 apply subject to the modification that THE TREE SHOP becomes a co-owner of the Product at the time the relevant goods are incorporated into the Product, and THE TREE SHOP’s co-ownership share being in the proportion that the value of the goods bears to the value of the other components of the Product. The terms of this clause 11 apply subject to the references to the goods in clause 11 being read as references to THE TREE SHOP’s co-ownership share of the Product.
In the event that the purchaser fails to make payment to THE TREE SHOP in accordance with this Agreement, or if the purchaser is a company which has made an application for and been granted a line of credit with THE TREE SHOP and commits any breach of the terms of that credit application with THE TREE SHOP, then THE TREE SHOP may revoke the right of the purchaser to sell, dispose of, or in any way deal with or use the goods and/or services, and request the purchaser to deliver immediately any goods and/or services in its possession or under its control directly to THE TREE SHOP or take possession of the goods and/or services from the purchaser in whatever manner it might think fit including but not limited to holding a lien over any item whatsoever of the purchaser’s relating to the goods and/or services provided by THE TREE SHOP and in the possession from time to time of THE TREE SHOP at the time of the breach of any term of this Agreement by the purchaser or its termination (without prejudice to any of THE TREE SHOP other rights or remedies).
The purchaser indemnifies THE TREE SHOP, its officers, employees, servants, agents contractors, successors, heirs and assigness against any claim, action, damage, loss, liability, cost, expense, outgoing or payment which THE TREE SHOP suffers, incurs or is liable for in respect of THE TREE SHOP’s exercise of its rights under this clause 11.
In the event that legal proceedings are instituted for the recovery of monies held in trust in accordance with this clause, the purchaser irrevocably acknowledges the existence of monies held on trust as described in this Agreement.

12. Drawings, Documentation and Information

Any descriptive and shipping specifications, illustrations, drawings, data, dimensions and weights, either submitted by THE TREE SHOP with a quotation or tender or otherwise provided by THE TREE SHOP to the purchaser, are illustrative and approximate only and do not form part of any agreement entered into between THE TREE SHOP and the purchaser unless expressly agreed in writing by THE TREE SHOP.
Any drawings or other documents submitted and any information supplied by THE TREE SHOP to the purchaser remains the property of THE TREE SHOP and constitutes confidential information of THE TREE SHOP (to the extent that it is not in the public domain) and the purchaser shall keep all such confidential information confidential and shall not use such drawings, documents and information for any purpose other than that stipulated by THE TREE SHOP nor provide the same to third parties.
Where any drawings or other documents submitted by THE TREE SHOP with or as a part of a quotation or tender are not incorporated into an agreement between THE TREE SHOP and the party to which such quotation or tender was submitted they shall be returned to THE TREE SHOP within 7 days of expiry of the quotation or tender or otherwise as reasonably required by THE TREE SHOP.
Where drawings and/or other materials referred to in clause 12(a) form part of an agreement they shall be subject to recognized tolerances.

13. Subject and Limit of the Offer

Following its submission of a quotation or tender or its acceptance of an order THE TREE SHOP shall not be required to comply with any additional standards, specifications, rules or other requirements whatsoever whether proposed by the purchaser or otherwise and if any such additional standards, specifications, rules or other requirements are proposed to apply to such quotation or tender or order THE TREE SHOP reserves the right to decline to proceed with the quotation or tender or fill the order, vary the quotation or tender or order, or adjust the price of the goods and/or services the subject of the quotation or tender or order, in its sole discretion.
THE TREE SHOP shall use all reasonable endeavors to comply with all relevant legislation, court orders, requirements or bylaws having application to the manufacture, delivery and/or supply of goods or services by it.
Unless expressly stated in a quotation or tender, the price of goods does not include installation, erection or commissioning.
Unless expressly stated in a quotation or tender the price of goods and/or services does not include training of the purchaser’s employees, servants or agents by THE TREE SHOP.
Unless otherwise notified in writing by THE TREE SHOP to the purchaser goods are of standard design and THE TREE SHOP shall not be obliged to comply with tender specifications of minor importance to the operation of the goods.

14. Termination

THE TREE SHOP may terminate any agreement without notice if the purchaser:
- . is in breach of any term of the agreement and fails to remedy the breach within 14 days of notice in writing by THE TREE SHOP specifying the breach and requiring the purchaser to remedy it;

fails to make payment to THE TREE SHOP in accordance with this Agreement or a payment or amount payable by the purchaser to THE TREE SHOP is overdue in whole or part;
has failed or refused to take delivery of goods the subject of the agreement and such failure or refusal continues for a period of 14 days after THE TREE SHOP has notified the purchaser that the goods are ready for delivery or dispatch, as the case may be, and/or the purchaser has failed or refused to allow THE TREE SHOP to supply services the subject of the agreement and such failure or refusal continues for a period of 14 days after THE TREE SHOP has notified the purchaser that it is ready, willing and able to supply such services; or

is declared bankrupt, resolves to go into liquidation or has a petition for bankruptcy or winding up presented against it or enters into a scheme of arrangement with its creditors or if any liquidator, provisional liquidator, administrator, receiver, receiver and manager or official manager is appointed in respect of the purchaser or if anything analogous occurs in respect of the purchaser.

In the event of such termination:
- . notwithstanding any provision of this Agreement to the contrary and notwithstanding that any period of credit previously granted by THE TREE SHOP may not have expired, all amounts payable to THE TREE SHOP in respect of any goods and/or services supplied by it to the purchaser shall be immediately due and payable; and

THE TREE SHOP shall, after taking into account payments made by the purchaser to THE TREE SHOP, be entitled to be paid by the purchaser for work done and expenditure made under the agreement up to and including the date of termination; and
the purchaser shall be liable for and shall pay to THE TREE SHOP on demand any direct and indirect loss suffered by THE TREE SHOP including without limitation THE TREE SHOP’s loss of profit on the agreement and all costs and expenses incurred or charged to THE TREE SHOP (in the case of legal costs on a full indemnity basis) in relation to the termination and any prior breach and in exercising any rights and remedies as a consequence of the termination and any prior breach including but not limited to costs and expenses as a result of attempts and/or actual recovery of any overdue amount or interest (including costs charged by any mercantile collection agency on lodgment of an overdue account); and

the purchaser expressly and irrevocably authorizes THE TREE SHOP to enter the premises of the purchaser and remove any goods that are owned by THE TREE SHOP equal to but not in excess of all monies owing at any given time to THE TREE SHOP by the purchaser.

THE TREE SHOP may terminate this Agreement, terminate any credit terms; and/or refuse to supply any goods to the purchaser.

Termination of the agreement pursuant to this clause 14 shall be without prejudice to the rights of THE TREE SHOP accruing up to the date of termination.

15. Intellectual Property

THE TREE SHOP does not guarantee that the supply by it and the use by the purchaser of the goods does not and will not infringe any patent, registered design, trademark or intellectual property rights of any third party whether such rights take the form of letters patent, registered designs, copyright, trade mark rights, or any other similar right.

16. THE TREE SHOP’s Obligations

Notwithstanding any other provision of these terms and conditions of sale if the purchaser breaches a term of an agreement THE TREE SHOP shall not be bound to perform its obligations under that agreement until the breach is remedied by the purchaser.

17. Severance

If any provision or part of any provision of these terms and conditions of sale is unenforceable, such unenforceability shall not affect any other part of such provision or any other provision of these terms and conditions of sale.

18. Waiver

Any waiver or purported or implied waiver by THE TREE SHOP of strict compliance with these terms and conditions of sale shall not be deemed a waiver unless it is in writing and signed by an authorised officer of THE TREE SHOP and shall not prejudice the rights of THE TREE SHOP in respect of any breach of these terms and conditions of sale to which such waiver does not specifically relate.

19. Proper Law

All agreements shall be governed by the laws of Victoria and the parties agree to submit to the nonexclusive jurisdiction of the courts of that State and the courts of the Commonwealth of Australia having jurisdiction therein.

20. Vienna Convention

The United Nations Convention on Agreements for the International Sale of Goods (“the Vienna Convention”) shall not apply to any agreement entered into between THE TREE SHOP and the purchaser.

21. Dispute Resolution

Any dispute between the purchaser and THE TREE SHOP arising out of or in any way connected with an agreement which is not resolved by the purchaser and THE TREE SHOP within 14 days of a notice by either party to the other advising that it is a notice pursuant to this clause 21 shall be referred for determination to a person agreed between THE TREE SHOP and the purchaser or, failing such agreement, to the nominee of THE TREE SHOP, who shall act as an independent expert and not as an arbitrator and the experts written determination is final and binding on the parties.

22. Survivorship

Clauses 6,8, 9, 10, , 14 18, 20, 24, 25 and 26 shall not merge but survive completion of the agreement.

23. Force Majeure

Should THE TREE SHOP be delayed, hindered, or otherwise prevented from complying with the terms of this Agreement by reason of events or circumstances beyond the reasonable control of THE TREE SHOP including but not limited to Acts of God, wars, riots, acts of terrorism, strikes, lockouts, trade disputes or labour disturbances, breakdown of plant or machinery, accident, storm, fire, flood, difficulties in obtaining materials, transport or labour or any other circumstances affecting the supply of goods or services, then THE TREE SHOP shall not be liable to the purchaser for any loss or damage which may be suffered by the purchaser whether as a direct or indirect result of any such occurrences.

24. Privacy Act Consent – Credit Reports

The purchaser (and each of its individual directors, partners or proprietors) and each person signing as guarantor of the purchaser’s obligations under the credit application (each a “Guarantor”) acknowledges and agrees that THE TREE SHOP and any related bodies corporate:

may give certain information about them to related bodies corporate of THE TREE SHOP, a credit reporting agency, other credit providers, collecting agencies of legal firms (some being located in foreign countries) in order to obtain a credit report about them or to recover money which is due and payable from them. (The information which may be given is covered by s20 of the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth)(the “Privacy Act”) and may include, as relevant, identity particulars and the fact that the purchaser has applied for credit or the Guarantor has offered to act as a guarantor); and
may in assessing whether to grant the purchaser’s credit application or whether to accept the Guarantor as a guarantor, seek and obtain information about them from a credit reporting agency or another credit provider and may give information about them to another credit provider. (The information may include anything about credit worthiness, history, standing or capacity (including information about commercial credit) which credit providers are permitted by the Privacy Act to obtain or receive.)

25. Personal Property Security Act

The purchaser agrees and undertakes to do anything THE TREE SHOP requires (such as obtaining consents and signing and producing documents) in connection with the registration of this document or any other document on any register established pursuant to the Personal Property Securities Act 2009 (Cth) as amended from time to time (the “PPSA”). In the event the purchaser neglects or fails to deliver such document(s), the purchaser hereby appoints THE TREE SHOP to be the purchaser’s lawful attorney for the purpose of executing and registering such document(s).
The purchaser agrees and acknowledges that:

these terms and conditions constitute a security agreement for the purposes of section 20 of the PPSA and that a security interest exists in all goods (and their proceeds) previously supplied by THE TREE SHOP to the purchaser pursuant to this Agreement and in all future goods (and their proceeds) including commingled goods;
where the purchaser is paid in respect of the goods so delivered, the purchaser must, as THE TREE SHOP’s fiduciary, keep any such proceeds in a separate account and account to THE TREE SHOP in respect of those proceeds;
the purchaser contracts out of and waives its rights under the following provisions of Chapter 4 of the PPSA:
- . receive a notice of intention of removal of accession (section 95);

to receive a notice that THE TREE SHOP decides to enforce its security interest in accordance with land law (section 118);
to receive notice on enforcement of security interests in liquid assets (section 120);

to receive a notice of enforcement action against liquid assets (section 121(4));

to receive a notice to seize collateral (section 123);
to receive notice on enforcement of security interests in liquid assets (section 125);
to receive a notice of disposal of goods by THE TREE SHOP purchasing the goods (section 129);

to receive a notice to dispose of goods (section 130);
to receive a statement of account following disposal of goods (section 132(2))

to receive a statement of account if no disposal of goods for each 6 month period (section 132(4));
to receive notice for THE TREE SHOP to retain goods (section 134(2));
to receive notice of any proposal of THE TREE SHOP to retain goods (section 135(2));

to object to any proposal of THE TREE SHOP to either retain or dispose of goods (section 137(2));
to redeem the goods (section 142);
to reinstate the security agreement (section 143); and

to receive a notice of any verification statement (see section 157(1) and section 157(3).

Where THE TREE SHOP has rights in addition to those under Chapter 4 of the PPSA, those rights will continue to apply.
Until ownership of the goods passes, the purchaser must not give THE TREE SHOP a written demand or allow any other person to give THE TREE SHOP a written demand requiring THE TREE SHOP to register a financing change statement under the PPSA or enter into or allow any other person to enter into the register of personal property securities a financing change statement under the Act.
It has received value as at the date of first delivery of the goods and has not agreed to postpone the time for attachment of the security interest (as defined in the Act) granted to THE TREE SHOP under these terms and conditions.
The purchaser irrevocably grants to THE TREE SHOP the right to enter upon the purchaser’s property or premises, without notice, and without being in any way liable to the purchaser or to any third party, if THE TREE SHOP has cause to exercise any of THE TREE SHOP’s rights under section 123 and/or 128 of the Act, and the purchaser agrees to indemnify THE TREE SHOP, its officers, employees, servants, agents contractors, successors, heirs and assigness from any claims made by any third party as a result of THE TREE SHOP exercising such right.

26. Confidentiality

Except as required by law, this Agreement and subject to the PPSA, THE TREE SHOP and the purchaser agree to treat these terms and conditions as confidential.
THE TREE SHOP and the purchaser acknowledge and agree that sub-clauses 26(a), 26(c) and this sub-clause 26(b) constitute a confidentiality agreement pursuant to section 275(6) of the PPSA.
Neither THE TREE SHOP or the purchaser will disclose, send or make available any of the information referred to in section 275(1) of the PPSA to any person except as required by law, these terms and conditions and subject to the PPSA.

27. Refund Policy

THE TREE SHOP will refund a purchaser when

the claim for refund is made within 14 days of the invoice date;
in the case where the refund relates to a return of goods, the goods must not have been purchases by THE TREE SHOP specifically to fill a purchaser’s order;

the goods must be returned in the original packaging (if applicable):

the goods must not be damaged:
the goods must not have been used or exhibited, in the opinion of a THE TREE SHOP Manager. Any evidence of use and the goods must be accompanied by the original THE TREE SHOP invoice under which they were purchased by the purchaser. In the case where the refund relates to a claim for incorrect invoicing, the claim must be accompanied by the original invoice which evidences the incorrect pricing. In all cases the final judgment as to whether a claim for a refund should be allowed rests with the sole discretion of the THE TREE SHOP Manager or Director.Additional Conditions Applicable To Contracts Relating To Or Including Installation, Planting, Erection Or Commissioning Of Goods.

28. Access To Site

. The purchaser shall permit THE TREE SHOP such access to the site as THE TREE SHOP requires to perform its work under the agreement and shall take all reasonable measures to avoid interference with the work of THE TREE SHOP including, without limitation, coordinating THE TREE SHOP’s work with that of others on the site.

The purchaser shall provide without cost to THE TREE SHOP every facility for the performance of THE TREE SHOP’s work under the agreement including, without limitation, providing proper foundations to receive the goods the subject of the agreement (in clauses 28 and 29 called “the goods”), adequate cranage, lifting tackle and scaffolding and suitable protection for the goods from the time of delivery until the time of taking over and the proper fencing, lighting and guarding of the goods until the time of taking over.

29. Time of Taking Over

. Notwithstanding any other provision of these terms and conditions of sale or otherwise, the goods shall be deemed to have been delivered and taken over by the purchaser at the conclusion of the delivery (which includes but is not limited to collection by or on behalf of a purchaser),

The party named below acknowledges that the document contained herein forms the Agreement for the Sale of Goods and/or Services.

The purchaser acknowledges and warrants that he/she/it has full power to enter into this Agreement and do things required by it.

The Purchaser acknowledges and warrants that the person signing this Agreement on behalf of the purchaser has full power and authority to sign this Agreement on behalf of the purchaser and is duly authorized to do so.

The party named below further acknowledges that they have read and understood the contents of the document contain herein, the Terms and Conditions for the Sale of Goods and/or Services.

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