Gardens for dementia
Thu, 28/06/2018 - 2:19pmPenny Woodward says to grow an array of coloured and scented plants for loved ones with dementia.
Penny Woodward says to grow an array of coloured and scented plants for loved ones with dementia.
Penny Woodward explains how diversity is essential for healthy gardens, parks, farms and wild environments.
Why can’t we grow food wherever we want? Jennifer Kent, Research Fellow at the University of Sydney investigates.
Catch Costa in our Patch from Scratch when Gardening Australia returns, Saturday March 7th, 6.30pm ABC TV.
Now is the time to contemplate, plan and dream a little says PENNY WOODWARD.
A crop of self-sown salad leaves in JUSTIN RUSSELL's garlic patch has him reflecting on happy accidents in the garden.
PENNY WOODWARD witnesses the transformation of old trial planting beds into a beautiful big herb garden. A large herb garden was established at Heronswood – the home of the Diggers Club in Dromana...
The fact that you are renting needn’t put you off growing food, SIMON WEBSTER reports.
In an edited extract from his comprehensive and inspiring new book 'The New Organic Gardener', TIM MARSHALL says building the soil and keeping plants cool are key gardening strategies to counter...
Garden designer Steve Hailstone has combined beauty and functionality to create a wonderfully productive property, writes SIMON WEBSTER.