A front garden buzzing with honey bees, clucking with chickens, echoing with frogs and possibly even hosting a bat sounds like a rural Western Australian property.
Kirsty Lichtenstein
My drive this week takes me to the wildflower-covered Hills and Gidgegannup, where gardening is not for the faint-hearted.
Andrea Whitely
Spring is probably the most exciting time to be in the garden.
CHARLIE ALBONE
Sabrina Hahn shares her tips to protect your plants from unwanted visitors.
Sabrina Hahn
This spring garden fair is an amazing opportunity to find weird, wonderful, rare and have-to-have plants.
Sabrina Hahn shares her advice on ridding your garden of oxalis and other prickly garden problems.
The best veggies to plant and the most beautiful flowers to bring life to your garden this season.
One of the biggest mistakes you can make when designing a garden is relying on flowers to make it look good.
Charlie Albone
On a 180sqm cottage block, her tiny rear east-facing courtyard and south-facing breezeway demonstrate that even the smallest gardens can become valuable green space for young couples starting out.
Mel Logozzo puts her best case forward for investing in the overlooked space between the letterbox and road.
Megan French
Sabrina Hahn solves readers’ thorniest gardening problems, including the most suitable edibles to plant in a shaded spot.
Sabrina Hahn’s tips for overcoming the challenges of a clay soil garden.
Sabrina Hahn answers readers’ prickliest gardening problems.
From natives for shade to veggies and herbs, Sabrina Hahn shares her ultimate guide to the best varieties for balcony gardens.
A coalition of Aussie athletes and scientists are desperately working to save the country’s shrinking winter wonderlands.
Jack Nivison
Perth green thumbs share their thorniest plant problems, from peppies and pine trees to some unwelcome garden visitors.
With apartment living on the increase, Sabrina Hahn shares her tips for creating a thriving garden even when space is limited.
The gardens that really shine in spring aren’t built in spring; they’re prepared in winter.
Delighted children flit between garden beds, catching frogs and butterflies, while parents dig and plant, save seeds and share produce.
ANDREA WHITELY
Sabrina Hahn answers home gardeners’ thorniest questions.
The count down to Albany’s Agricultural Show is on, with the launch of the Horticulture Show schedule and opening of entries for one of the show’s most colourful attractions.
Amy Towers
How to make the most of our State’s famous spring wildflower season.
This week’s garden offers a moment of enlightenment.
Sabrina Hahn digs into readers’ thorniest gardening problems.
