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September 15, 2014 Tino shows how to maintain some common garden tools to ensure they last a lifetime, Costa explores a low maintenance rooftop garden that combines clever design with a stunning array of tough plants and Sophie introduces one her most memorable stories from the archives, about a couple whose garden has grown with them […]
September 9, 2014 Josh turns the loss of some plants on his verge into an opportunity to trial some tough natives, Costa celebrates the 25th anniversary of Landcare Australia by talking about its founding principles with Bob Hawke, who launched it in 1989, and Sophie shows how to build a self-watering propagation house that’s perfect for […]
September 2, 2014 Sophie plants out her driveway with local species to provide habitat and food for birds, lizards and butterflies, Costa explores a thriving community garden in the heart of Sydney whose members are getting a lot out of a challenging space, and Jerry visits a cacti and succulent collector par excellence outside Brisbane, and […]
August 25, 2014 With a week to go before the start of spring, Jane gets into some last-minute winter maintenance to keep flowering perennials thriving. John chats to Patrick Blanc, world-renowned designer and inventor of vertical gardens, about his latest project in Sydney, Costa visits a suburban gardener who demonstrates that a limited space and lack […]
August 17, 2014 Tino is sowing the first of The Patch’s seeds for spring and gives some tips on how to grow strong, healthy seedlings, Costa finds out about a project in Alice Springs that’s providing self-contained and self-watering garden beds to the community, and John revisits one of his favourite stories from the rich GA […]
August 11, 2014 John highlights some plants that will brighten up the darkest corners of the garden with flowers and foliage, Jerry visits Jude and Michel Fanton, founders of the Seed Savers Network, to find out why saving seed is vital and Tino is using the vertical space in his garden to plant productive climbers, including passion-fruit, kiwifruit […]
August 6, 2014 Sophie visits the Desert Park in Alice Springs to see some of the plants that thrive in the continent’s harsh interior, Tino gives some tips on planting and training caneberries for an abundant and easy summer harvest, and Costa looks at some plants in the Desert Park that are significant to local aboriginal […]
July 28, 2014 Costa visits Tino to have a look at the recently renovated Patch to find out how it’s going, Sophie plants some of her favourite climbing, shrub and miniature bare rooted roses for colour and fragrance, and the team continue to celebrate 25 years on air as Jane introduces one of her favourite stories […]
July 24, 2014 Jane shows how to give dahlias all the winter care they need, including lifting, dividing, storing and propagating, Jerry finds out what it takes to get a garden into the Open Gardens Australia calendar by talking to Queensland selector, Di McCrae, and John plants up some pleasing pots for both sunny and shaded […]
July 20, 2014 Costa gets some ideas in Fagan Park, a large park filled with examples of many different garden styles in Sydney’s northwest, Tino shows how to grow a range of perennial vegetables that will keep on giving for years to come, and Jane visits her home town of Mildura to meet a gardener whose […]
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