Indoor plants: Nature’s air purifiers
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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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?
MoreA little extra care goes a long way when growing fuchsias, which have mesmerised gardeners since the first plant was brought to Australian shores.
MoreHaving observed their environment over thousands of years, Australia’s indigenous communities have developed an intricate understanding of the seasons.
MorePlant a colourful callistemon, or bottlebrush, to attract some wildlife to your garden.
MoreWhether we loved it or loathed it, for many of us our first experience of beetroot was from a can, but this entirely edible vegetable is now embraced by gardeners, home cooks and restaurant chefs alike.
MoreThere’s added pressure to have a stunning, practical garden at home when you create them for other people every day of the week.
MoreSummer may be a relaxing time for us, but heat and sun cause stress to our gardens. Take a few simple actions to get them through the hot, dry days ahead.
MoreA brightly-coloured old-fashioned perennial, gerberas have made a comeback in our gardens and, much to the delight of florists who revere its long-lived blooms, as a cut flower.
MoreGet out into the garden this weekend to plant some colour and aroma, or try your hand at home-grown antioxidants.
MoreGet your edible garden ready for the months ahead with Michael’s guide to what to plant in the veggie patch this summer.
MoreAn avid gardener has fulfilled her childhood dream with a Hills estate that would impress the most ardent horticulturist.
MoreThere are many gardening odds and ends that we must attend to prior to Christmas entertaining. Get them out of the way now so you and the family can aim for a stress-free time ahead.
MoreAs thoughts turn to Christmas decorations, lights and trees, Michael Keelan offers some tips for making sure your potted tree lasts the distance – and it doesn't have to be a traditional pine.
MoreWith a little planning and a large budget, it is possible to recreate the decadent feel of a luxury resort in your own South Australian garden.
MoreWith a mass of white flowers and an intoxicating perfume, the mock orange is a treat for the senses in any garden.
MoreGet out into the garden this weekend to revitalise your veggie patch with spicy chillies and tangy native limes.
MoreThree South Australian gardeners have shared their gardens and raised money for charities through the Open Gardens SA program for more than 20 years.
MoreWhether meticulously manicured or elegantly unkempt, a cottage garden can be both beautiful and productive.
MoreGrandly planned, cared for and now lovingly restored, the gardens at Auchendarroch House will bring joy for many more generations to come
MoreA location where hundreds of Riverland youths once spent their evenings has been transformed into a romantic and resourceful garden oasis.
MoreThe colours of spring are everywhere, with vibrant blooms including ranunculus, prunus trees and purple statice.
MoreRewardingly quick to grow and adding a delicious crunch to any spring or summer salad, radishes are a must for every veggie patch.
MoreEven in the most challenging of coastal locations, this true gardener has created something that expresses her lifelong love of horticulture.
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