S26 E33 • Episode 33

A Steep Learning Curve: Jane meets designer, Ross Ubergang, and explores a chic garden where he's transformed a tricky site into a liveable space using recycled local materials. You've Got Mail: Tino shows how to keep mail-order plants healthy and thriving once they arrive on the doorstep. A Kaleidoscope of Colour: Jerry is in Roma Street Parklands to bask in the bright colours of their annual display of bedding plants and explains how to achieve the look at home. FAQs - Ants in Plants | Pruning Bottlebrush | Shovel vs Spade: Answers to frequently asked questions from emails, letters and Facebook. Bringing your Work Home: Costa meets a plant biologist to explore his eclectic garden, which is filled to the brim with botanically fascinating and unique plants native to Western Australia. Chinese Flowering Plum: John profiles a beautiful small flowering tree. Kale Storm: Sophie discusses different kale varieties. Productive Pots: Josh shows how to turn colourful containers into productive and easy to move pots that will provide tasty produce throughout the summer months.

Première diffusion : 24 octobre 2015

S26 E34 • Episode 34

A Fruitful Year: Costa drops by the Gordon family home in Western Sydney, lending a hand to plant up their food forest with a tasty array of productive fruit trees. Crop Rotation: Josh explains what crop rotation is and why you should practice it. A Rambling Country Garden: Sophie explores a large country garden that's packed with colour all year round thanks to its owner's clever use of self-seeding plants. Summer Vegies: Tino plants some of the most prolific summer vegetables, like corn, beans and pumpkins, and shows how to get them off to a running start. Velvet Rush: John profiles a beautiful native sedge that's becoming more popular in home gardens. Summer's Coming: Josh shows how to prepare the garden for Perth's hot, harsh summer, looking after his lawn, tackling pests and planting a range of colourful summer flowers.

Première diffusion : 31 octobre 2015

S26 E35 • Episode 35

Propagating Perennials: Costa visits an award winning perennial grower to see how she does it and find out why everyone should have a few of these rewarding plants in the ground. FAQs - Wonky Root Crops | Storing Garlic | Powdery Mildew: Answers to frequently asked questions from emails, letters and Facebook. My Garden Path - Dr Ken Walker: We meet Dr. Ken Walker, the Senior Curator of Entomology at Museum Victoria, to explore the museum collection of over 3 million insect species and discover which Aussie bee is the gardener's best friend. Feeding Roses: Sophie explains what to feed your roses and when. Up, Up and Away: Jerry is visiting Roma St Parklands to see how they are using modern technology to care for their important old trees. Fabulous Foliage: John Patrick looks at some new release foliage plants. A Botanic Beauty: Angus is visiting Stony Range Regional Botanic Garden in the heart of Sydney's developed northern beaches - a 3 hectare oasis of native plant species and dynamic natural landscapes.

Première diffusion : 7 novembre 2015

S26 E36 • Episode 36

Salad Days - Our Say - Bringing the Outdoors In - Spice It Up - The Turkey Whisperer - Get Ready for Summer! Salad Days: Jane visits chef and avid gardener, Matt Wilkinson, to see what's growing in his patch that inspires him to cook with fresh, seasonal produce. Our Say: The Gardening Australia Team share their goals for the garden over summer. Bringing the Outdoors In: Costa visits a family who have created a beautiful small garden that seamlessly integrates the indoors and outdoors. Spice it Up: Sophie plants out a range of productive tropical herbs in pots, including ginger, galangal and lemongrass. The Turkey Whisperer: Jerry meets an expert to find some strategies to enable scrub turkeys and subtropical gardeners to be friends rather than foes. Get Ready for Summer!: Tino spruces up his backyard for the festive season ahead, including laying instant turf and planting pretty perennials for summer colour.

Première diffusion : 14 novembre 2015