It’s time to reshuffle your indoor plants for winter,and there are some new things to try.
Emma Cutting is creating “pollinator corridors” in an Australian-first move to bring flowers back to our cities.
No it’s not drinking sake with chrysanthemum petals in it,although that does happen. It’s a ritual designed to wish for good health and longevity.
They look stunning,they clog things up,but autumn leaves can be a great mulch for your garden too,if you’re willing to be patient.
In the damp soil of your garden you’re likely to see more mushrooms pop up. But there is so,so much more to fungi than their colourful heads.
No plants are naturally destined for your living quarters. You have to make them feel at home.
Some of the best garden designers in the nation showed off what they can do,and there are lessons for everyone.
It’s the season for shortening days and sunset colours. Get out into nature,breathe it in,and snap some great shots for Instagram.
Next week’s Melbourne International Flower and Garden Show will provide plenty to inspire your patch.
Tuberous begonias are the chintz sofa of the plant world. They look stunning in your home.
A growing band of gardeners and farmers are cultivating garlic,and you can too.