Gardening on a shoestring
As we all look for clever ways to reduce our spending, it turns out that gardening is a perfect pastime for those looking to save some dollars.
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As we all look for clever ways to reduce our spending, it turns out that gardening is a perfect pastime for those looking to save some dollars.
MoreAn Adelaide Hills gardener has overcome loss through a renewed mission to transform a desolate Adelaide Hills dustbowl into a spectacular garden oasis fit for a Roman emperor.
MoreIn a corner pocket of Tenison Woods College, a teacher and his students are creating positive change … along with an almighty smell.
MoreThere’s no doubting that red is a timeless colour that exudes a feeling of love, strength and power. Now, it’s time to put red to good use in your garden.
MoreEdible gardens across the state are in abundance at the moment, so take these tips to prolong the bounty and enjoy your produce well into autumn.
MoreGardens are a source of beauty and inspiration for many people. The enjoyment of outdoor spaces can be enhanced with the addition of unique and personal touches and a popular way to inject personality and character into your space is incorporating garden art.
MoreStudents from a Port Pirie school have transformed an inhospitable piece of land into a special Indigenous garden and it will be open to the public this Saturday.
MoreEvery time you walk around the Adelaide Botanic Garden, you are surrounded by myriad plants from all corners of the globe. The “Living Collections” represent 128 different countries and many of these living plants are trees, which stand gracefully above you.
MoreGiving your garden a Mediterranean feel with one of our best known and most-loved plants has never been easier … or prettier.
MoreThe veritable queen of winter flowers, the camellia is adored by both professional and home gardeners. Here is the definitive camellia guide, with the new varieties to try, the ultimate show-stoppers to add to your camellia collection and all your questions answered.
MoreEasy to grow and worthy of space in any garden, herbs have helped shape our culinary and wellness paths over millennia.
MoreNext time you’re heading “off the beaten track”, consider Wellington, where you’ll find something very special that makes visitors and locals alike stop and spend time marvelling at nature.
MoreGet some outdoor inspiration for when the weather starts to warm with these gardening books from Imprints Booksellers.
MoreThis stunning Adelaide Hills garden embodies one man’s dedicated effort to see his late wife’s grand dream through to its spectacular completion.
MorePlant some bee food in your garden to attract our great pollinators back into your back yard.
MoreAdelaide Oval’s grass: that divine oval-shaped patch of green carpet that has witnessed myriad triumphs and heartaches over its lifetime. It could also well lay claim to be the best lawn you’ll find anywhere in South Australia. Kim Syrus headed out to uncover the secrets to its success.
MoreTopiary might have been used in gardens for thousands of years since the days of the Roman Emperor Augustus, but these living sculptures remain as contemporary as ever.
MoreIndoor plants have long enjoyed a renaissance, whereby they now sit as a necessary component of our modern-day living spaces. Here are the expert tips to keep your indoor plants flowering in the colder months.
MoreQuandongs, with their hardiness, tart and tangy fruit and clusters of cream flowers, could well be the plant your garden has been missing.
MoreThere’s no better garden feeling than turning over some soil and finding it filled with a mass of wriggling worms – it’s the sign of a healthy yard!
MoreIt’s no surprise, given our changing climate, that Australian natives are becoming increasingly popular in our gardens. If you’re looking for natives to have maximum impact in your patch, here are the varieties you need to plant now to achieve big colour results down the track.
MoreTucked away in the grounds of the aptly named Paradise Primary School is a special green space that is providing a wonderfully rich connection between nature, the students and a dedicated group of residents from the adjacent retirement village.
MoreThe winter 2023 issue of SALIFE Gardens and Outdoor Living is filled with tips on how to keep your garden growing through the wintry conditions, as well as must-read advice on growing citrus, why camellias remain the queen of the winter flowers, how lavender keeps its purple reign and we take you inside the Adelaide Botanic Garden and discover the must-find native trees.
MoreA garden shouldn’t just be a visual feast; a thing to simply look at. A good garden will provide different characteristics that deliver a sensory experience for children and adults alike.
MoreRoses produce a kaleidoscope of colours and bouquets of alluring perfume, along with an amazing range of forms and styles, so it’s little wonder they also provide us with something we can sink our teeth into.
MoreA blossoming romance allowed this fourth-generation farm to bloom into a garden filled with colour and life.
MoreIf you’re looking to create vertical visual interest in your indoor oasis, then totem poles could prove the ideal solution for giving your plants the chance to grow to lofty heights.
MoreIf you like to grow plants that seemingly have little boundaries, are adventurous and have you picking fruit in the most unusual places, then pumpkins should most definitely be on your list.
MoreThe owners of some of our state’s most beautiful private gardens have given SALIFE a special tour of their spaces ahead of this month’s SA Landscape Festival where the public can visit the gardens and meet the designers and landscapers who created them.
MoreHow often have you been told to “stop and smell the roses”? Well, as it happens, it’s very good advice for our physical and emotional wellbeing.
MoreThe benefits of water gardens go far beyond their beauty; they add a cooling, fresh focus to any garden, which is why they’ve been so popular through the ages.
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