After decades of photographing the world’s best gardens,Claire Takacs is looking for inspiration in unexpected places.
I’m not sure if having the answers would have saved my nasturtiums,but not knowing didn’t help me either. Somehow,my fantasy didn’t bring peace or protection.
This year’s Melbourne International Flower and Garden Show was packed with inspiration for all gardeners.
With some comparing it to a “nourishing therapy session”,pottering around with plants is blooming lovely – even as our backyards shrink.
The extraordinary private garden was set to become a luxury accommodation venture. Instead,options will be explored to find a new buyer.
Landscape architects share their winter garden plans,ahead of a harsh summer of fire and drought.
After 40 years running botanic gardens in Melbourne,Sydney and London,Tim Entwisle explains the importance of landscapes that are as carefully curated as art galleries.
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.