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September 23, 2019 Soil is the foundation of any garden, but not all soils are the same. Josh shares tips on how to get the most out of sandy soil in the garden. Jane shares her tips for taking cuttings from native plants, and Sophie shares the secrets of her success for getting maximum spring colour […]
September 8, 2019 Josh meets a 16-year-old bee keeper who is so passionate about keeping honey bees, he’s teaching other young people, Millie makes a modern letterbox with room for plants, excess produce and the daily post, and Sophie visits the garden of an enthusiastic native plant collector to explore her fascinating flower filled collection.
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September 3, 2019 Sophie meets a fruit pruning expert to discover how to easily create her own espaliered fruit trees, Tino visits a Begonia expert at the Royal Botanic Gardens to learn all about how to care for and propagate this colourful and diverse group of plants. and Jerry Coleby-Williams explains that when it comes to […]
August 25, 2019 Millie visits a green woodsmith who shuns power tools and makes his own sustainable gardening utensils by hand, Sophie demonstrates how to make your own seed tape, and Josh gets a lesson from a physiotherapist on how to avoid injury in the garden.
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August 21, 2019 Costa visits a glittering and gruesome display of carnivorous plants from around the world at Sydney’s Royal Botanic Gardens, Jerry kicks off science week meeting a researcher who is studying plants that accumulate heavy metals in their tissue to explore how they can be used to farm metal and rehabilitate contaminated sites, and […]
August 4, 2019 Jane Edmanson visits a family with a long history in horticulture and explores their secret tropical garden, Jerry gets high, 45m high to be exact, at a pioneering research station on Sydney’s outskirts where they are studying how plants are responding to increased CO2 in our atmosphere, and Tino goes behind the scenes […]
July 28, 2019 Jane shares her favourite tips and techniques for getting rid of an unwelcome house guest, fungus gnats, there’s an extended story on Sherwood Arboretum, and celebrity chef Paul West shares a simple rhubarb recipe sure to get mouths watering.
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July 28, 2019 Josh Byrnes demonstrates some easy winter pruning techniques that will have your plants singing in spring, Jerry explains how to use sustainable coconut fibre around the garden, and Jane shows how to keep a worm farm in tip-top shape, all year round. Also, Sophie visits the Mt Lofty botanical gardens to explore small […]
July 28, 2019 Tino gets help from a local expert to add some native edible plants to The Patch, Clarence shares some traditional ways of using plants and natural resources that ensure there are plenty left for future generations, and renowned Indigenous chef Mark Olive shows Costa how to make a classic dinner with a twist […]
July 22, 2019 Millie diverts a free, natural waste product into garden goodness, Tino takes a trip to an organic farm in Tasmania’s Derwent valley that is committed to reconnecting the paddock to the plate, and Jerry shows a great way to grow and propagate semi-aquatic edible vegetables. Also, dive into the archives to revisit when […]
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