Anna Price-Adair has created a garden on the very hot QLD Western Downs, from virtually nothing. Overtime she has added lots of colour and trees to create a beautiful oasis.
While many of the plants have slowed down or are dormant, now is a great time to prepare the garden for spring growth and to get some structural things done in the garden.
When I think of the veggies in the winter patch, I think of comfort food. Think veggies that form the base of soups and hearty meals.. like carrots, leeks and onions.
To keep roses looking their best and to help prevent disease, they need a bit of TLC like deadheading to prolong flowers during the growing season and a hard prune in Winter.
Anna Price-Adair has created a garden on the very hot QLD Western Downs, from virtually nothing. Overtime she has added lots of colour and trees to create a beautiful oasis.
I really love dahlias, but I’m new to them. I've been doing some research on how and when to dig them up and propagate them. I thought I’d share my...
I was very lucky to visit Colleen Southwell’s (aka the Garden Curator) stunning country garden, near Orange in Central West NSW, in January 2021. ...
Cassandra Hooke and husband Marcus started their garden, in the Western Riverina District, around their new house build in 2020. Over the last t...
Over the last 30 years, Jane and Scott Duddy have created a beautiful garden from scratch on the Liverpool Plains of NSW. The garden is an impo...
One of the hardest lessons in the garden is separating my aspirations from my limitations. Flicking through beautiful coffee table books of the sou...
It all starts with a plan Summer is a really good time to start to plan and prepare for Autumn plantings (I like to plant in autumn as the soil is ...
While many of the plants have slowed down or are dormant, now is a great time to prepare the garden for spring growth and to get some structural things done in the garden.
When I think of the veggies in the winter patch, I think of comfort food. Think veggies that form the base of soups and hearty meals.. like carrots, leeks and onions.
To keep roses looking their best and to help prevent disease, they need a bit of TLC like deadheading to prolong flowers during the growing season and a hard prune in Winter.
