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March 5, 2023 Millie is visiting Woowookarung Regional Park on Wadawurrung Country outside Ballarat, Victoria in it’s 641ha of local Messmate stringybark woodland, grass trees, and native heath, Sophie meets a collector of carnivorous plants who specialises in the genus Sarracenia, and Jane profiles flowering plants that will provide your garden with beautiful autumn colour.
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March 5, 2023 Plant ties are great for giving your plants support when they need it. Choose the right ones and you can be sure that your plants will grow strong and healthy. When combined with the right structure, such as stakes, trellis or an archway, they can help your plants grow in the right direction. Sean is a garden landscaper and his own backyard is a 2.5-hectare block in the Noosa hinterland. Here he has been able to explore his habitat hobby – building frog ponds. He has more than 50 here already and through his work reckons he has created about 600. Jerry shares his easy tips for keeping weeds at bay.
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February 16, 2023 The team celebrate 34 years of beautiful gardens, inspiring plant lovers and practical information by getting together in the beautiful Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria. Costa tours the gardens to learn how the team of horticulturalists are adapting the plant collections to ensure they will withstand a changing climate while Clarence and Hannah meet up with a First Nations Educator at the Botanic Gardens to learn about the intersection of the cultural and ecological history of the landscape. Also, Sophie is at Aldgate in the Adelaide hills to visit the home and garden of Jamie McIlwain, a career landscaper who’s been in the game for over 30 years.
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January 7, 2023 Sophie shows a creative way to light up your life and bring garden flowers and colourful leaves inside by creating pressed flower lanterns made of simple papier-mâché. Clarence, ABC Classic and the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra have teamed up to produce an Australian Christmas song – inspired by our Indigenous seasons and Languages. Sing along and join in the fun, like hundreds of Australians did. Josh is keen to put his tools down over the summer holidays, so he shares his tips to keep the garden ticking over while he spends this time with family—and the cricket!
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