The natural side of suburbia: rewilding with Mel Logozzo
Mel Logozzo shares with Chloe Thomson how to create the food, water, shelter and habitat wild creatures need.
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Start small, grow big
Learn how to plan a garden that works for you, with Natasha Morgan’s hard-won advice on creating productive spaces of any size.
Creating new nesting options for native fauna
Home gardeners can help make up for the loss of wildlife homes that results from cutting down mature trees by providing another option in the form of nesting boxes.
A celebration of young gardeners
The 2026 winners of the Stephanie Alexander Kitchen Garden Foundation awards are proof that a vegie patch can grow much more than food. Meet the inspiring schools and early learning services turning gardens into places to grow, learn, cook and connect.
The future of gardening: naturalistic planting
There’s an important experiment going on in the centre of Melbourne, with the aim of proving that beautiful gardens can thrive in our changing climate.
Plum Tree Floral Farm – life in full flower
Kathy and Mike of Plum Tree Floral Farm share sustainable flower farming lessons, from no-dig beds to their favourite cut flowers, with Chloe Thomson.
Bring in the bug patrol: insect-eating garden birds
These insect-eating native birds control pests naturally and boost garden biodiversity, plus tips to attract them.
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The sustainable pet household
Simple, practical ways to care for dogs, cats, chickens and other pets more sustainably, from smarter feeding choices to greener waste habits, without compromising on love or wellbeing.
Rare fruit revolution: Cyrus Roussilhes’ Perth garden
Cyrus Roussilhes, a rare fruit grower from Perth, is on a mission to inspire gardeners to grow unusual varieties in their own backyard, writes Deryn Thorpe.
Subtropical switch: growing fruit in a warming climate
Warmer, wetter summers are changing what many of us can grow. Step inside Kat Pearson’s Brisbane garden to see how she’s adapted from cool-climate habits to subtropical abundance.