Have you noticed this spectacular tree blooming with golden flowers on a street near you? Sabrina Hahn explains why you might want to consider adding it to your own garden.
Sabrina Hahn
With a name like ‘dead hedge’ it’s one I’m sure many Australians may be dubious of adopting. But if sustainability is a priority it may just be the trend you have been looking for.
Charlie Albone
A rich and diverse pantry that you can walk into nightly and harvest fresh, seasonal produce for your dinner. It’s a place to grow weird and wonderful exotic foods that no supermarket will offer you.
Casey Lister
The lesser-known Eucalyptus stoatei, or scarlet pear, makes a stunning addition to the garden.
If you live on a hot, dry balcony and long for a shady paradise, Wayne and Michael’s garden is the inspiration to draw from, and the long-overlooked and undervalued frangipani is the plant you need.
Small-space gardening can be lots of fun and you can create an area packed full of plants if you are clever and stick to a few basic rules.
Sabrina Hahn shares her top tips for successfuly growing the summer-flowering favourite.
When trying to attract birdlife to your garden, you need to consider removing or reducing your garden lighting.
Guided by her own childhood memories, Katie has transformed her garden. What was once just lawn and builders’ rubble is now a space filled with flowers, veggies and life
This hardy and beautiful old-fashioned variety is still one of the best flowering plants to add to your garden.
The owner of a northern suburbs garden pot store says Saturday’s widespread power outages has lead to the deaths of his beloved koi fish.
Dylan Caporn
It’s perhaps a little bit like asking why more people don’t service their own cars or make their own soap. They’ve simply never been taught how.
CASEY LISTER
Australia Day is the perfect occasion to take a look at some of the floral emblems you can grow in your garden to bring some patriotic spirit to your outside space.
Sabrina Hahn on how to create a lush tropical paradise that is actually suited to our climate.
Trees are an excellent way to cool our spaces and get some respite from the UV rays, but selecting the wrong one for an urban environment can have costly and long-lasting impacts.
If you want to appease the gods of gardening and swing the odds of growing healthy plants in your favour, I have one recommendation: grow plants that like our climate.
Sabrina Hahn reveals why waterlilies are a fantastic summer addition, and the best varieties to consider to make a splash in your garden.
A Boyup Brook sheep farming family opened their first sunflower field to the public with an artist mum behind the bursting display of yellow.
Anjelica Smilovitis
This is one element that is often overlooked — but should be at the top of the list when it comes to gardening.
In Perth, we can garden right through winter, but because we’re so used to basing our gardening practices on those of the northern hemisphere, Perth summers usually surprise and disappoint.
These rare species look stunning in any outdoor space.
Anthony Albanese has weighed in on the latest Australian controversy, saying a certain act on public beaches goes against our values.
Thomas Sargeant
The issue of having a lot of people in your garden is that they may not take the care with it like you do, and it can get trashed!
When you grow a garden in a place like Perth, there is no room for fussy, needy plants.
