Colourful, tasty and healthy, sweet potatoes are surprisingly easy to cultivate at home.
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A quirk of plant genetics means that your camellia may start flowering new, unexpected and delightful colours.
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Spring is a wonderful time to get back outside and reacquaint yourself with your garden. Make the most of the glorious days ahead, says Michael Keelan.
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Find a home in your garden for these native Adelaide plants and the local wildlife will love you for it.
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The spring issue of SALIFE Gardens & Outdoor Living is out now, with Michael Keelan's guide to everything you need to do in the garden this season, advice on choosing tomatoes, and a look at how the state is recovering from last summer's devastating bushfires.
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Although small in stature, dwarf fruit trees produce full-size fruit and open up big possibilities for starting your own backyard orchard.
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"Potted colour" are some of the most cheerful plants in the garden at any time of year. Geoff Prettejohn of Living Colour Nursery picks out a few of his personal favourites.
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Whether you have a bright, sunny windowsill or a dark, dull corner to decorate, indoor plants in all their variety can enliven any part of the home – and cheer you up in the process.
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Gardening is good for us in so many ways, and now more than ever is the perfect time to get your hands dirty.
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Out in the garden, the trees, flowers and the veggie patch aren’t the only things thriving.
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The scent of a flower can transport you back to distant memories. For Michael Keelan, that flower is daphne.
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There are some simple tips to keep in mind when transplanting greenery to a new home.
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Take advantage of the recent showers and winter sunshine and get a few veggies growing in your patch.
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The home garden is an oasis of beautiful plants, ready to be foraged and transformed into stunning arrangements to brighten up any room. Here’s how to get started.
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Of all garden shrubs, the camellia’s foliage must be one of the most attractive – beautiful by day, and even on a moonlit night.
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Whether you have a large garden or just a couple of pots, herbs are easy to grow, with a long list of benefits and uses.
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Each Saturday morning, a group of inner-city gardeners tends to an ecosystem that is cultivating more than just fruit and veggies.
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The winter issue of SALIFE Gardens & Outdoor Living is out now, with Michael Keelan's guide to what to do in the garden this season, a coastal sanctuary and a special look at single roses.
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When many other plants are lying dormant in the cooler months, native shrubs can provide a welcome burst of colour for the garden.
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Mustard greens add a pungent, mustardy taste to salads that complements other cooler flavours, and they are an extremely quick and easy crop to grow.
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Meet the gardeners who tend to a peaceful Japanese sanctuary in Adelaide's southern park lands.
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With the right advice and suitable varieties, growing palms and cycads in South Australia can be very rewarding.
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As we all rediscover our green thumbs, make use of the recent rains by planting out some of nature's best gifts in the veggie garden.
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A style of water-wise planting discovered on an overseas holiday became the inspiration for this rambling Kingswood garden.
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If you’re about to head out into your garden to dig, mulch, fertilise, prune or plant, just be careful you don't overdo it...
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Autumn's warm, blue-sky days are just perfect for getting out into the garden, so why not plant some perennials that will reward you year after year.
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After the joys of fresh garden salads all summer, the veggie patch can look a little dispiriting in autumn – but never fear, there’s plenty to plant.
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Indoor plants make us feel good and they help to keep the air in our homes healthy, however there is a warning for parents of young children.
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Decorating with indoor plants has both aesthetic and environmental benefits, but how do you know which plant will work best in which area of your home?
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A little extra care goes a long way when growing fuchsias, which have mesmerised gardeners since the first plant was brought to Australian shores.
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