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A plot of barren farmland near Strathalbyn has been given new life by two retiring health professionals with green thumbs and big hearts.
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With a multitude of different shapes, sizes and colours, succulents offer the gardener a wide range of planting possibilities.
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Turn screen time into green time by getting children into the garden to explore, discover and totally have fun.
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Mass plantings, collector’s items and a serious green thumb have transformed Wayne Steinwedel's Mount George property into a mini botanic garden.
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When you’re creating your patch of paradise, it’s rewarding to sit back and watch your garden grow, but have you thought about how to maintain it? It’s easier than you think.
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There’s nothing more delicious than a home-grown tommie but, with so many varieties now available, it can be difficult to choose what to plant in your veggie garden.
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Recognising the humble honey bee’s mighty ecological impact, urban apiaries are springing up in suburbs, towns, and even on city rooftops.
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Step into this unusual Adelaide Hills garden and be transported to a tropical rainforest – open this weekend, August 21 and 22, as part of Open Gardens SA.
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There is nothing more spectacular than the impact of a well-trained and performing pillar or climbing rose, and here's how to get them looking their best.
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How and when is it best to prune your roses? Those are excellent questions. Happily, it’s all a lot easier than you think.
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Given the pressures on our environment and climate, Adelaide’s green spaces and gardens are shaping up to be more important than ever. Luckily, there’s no lack of passion among the next generation of skilled horticulturists.
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Shaping plants into cloud-like patterns has become a passion for gardener Craig Sullivan, who sees a whimsical character in each of his creations.
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The fruits of this colourful Payneham South garden are shared widely with friends, family and neighbours, which is fitting, given it was created with so many gifts from loved ones.
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Whether you're a dumpling master or just a beginner, there can be few more satisfying ways to spend time in the kitchen. The Salopian Inn's Karena Armstrong shares her personal recipe.
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A house plant or two brightens up any home and usefully purifies the air. Here’s how to avoid some of the common pitfalls of new plant ownership.
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An undercurrent of passion runs beneath the surface of this tranquil South East garden and its array of sculptures, wetlands, quince trees and peacocks.
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The winter issue of SALIFE Gardens & Outdoor Living is out now, with plenty of ideas to keep you busy from Kim Syrus, as well as a special look at striped roses and an unusual Hills feature garden.
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Jill Nickolls’ garden at Pinnaroo is a marvellous array of native and European plantings as well as one curiously pretty yet pungent purple lily.
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Fuchsias may have fallen from fashion, but one Adelaide Hills family business has remained committed – and the results are spectacular.
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Contemporary and edible, this Prospect garden abounds in beauty and substance. See for yourself as part of the SA Landscape Festival, starting on Saturday, April 10.
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The owners of this suburban sanctuary in Adelaide’s west have connected with a sense of community, history and wellbeing – all through the power of gardening.
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The autumn issue of SALIFE Gardens & Outdoor Living is out now, with top tips from Kim Syrus on what to do in the garden this season, as well as a calendar for rose lovers, a special look at indoor plants, and a beautiful country feature garden.
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The summer issue of SALIFE Gardens & Outdoor Living is out now, with top tips for what to do in the garden this season, as well as the best natives for SA, a dive into garden ponds and the secrets of pollination.
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One of South Australia’s most beloved horticulturists says gardening can help overcome many of the challenges faced in our modern world.
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With years of dedication, a weedy, sprawling Adelaide Hills property has been transformed into a lovely landscape.
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There are few trees that produce large, flamboyant flowers so dramatically displayed on bare branches as the magnolia.
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Snake wrangler Rolly Burrell shares some tips on what do if you find one of nature’s slippery friends in your garden, and how he found himself in the catching career in the first place.
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The scent of spring, lilacs are pleasing plants for any garden and can even be grown in large pots.
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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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