In this issue
- A new gardening year
- Isn’t making money just a means to an end?
- Growing our impact
- Sweet Peas
- Dumfries House
- Changing the world, one garden at a time
- Solutions to the housing crisis must also consider our gardens
- Falling in love with frogs
- Saving heirloom seeds
- From ancient roots to Australian fields
- Werribee Park Heritage Orchard is more than an orchard
- Heronswood’s reinstated kitchen garden
- The Cloudehill borders after 33 years
- The dry garden at St Erth
- A memory in bloom
For Gardeners
Solutions to the housing crisis must also consider our gardens
New research identifies the critical intersection of housing, gardens and health for older Australians.
Changing the world, one garden at a time
From passion to purpose: our Diggers gardeners share why we garden.
Isn’t making money just a means to an end?
Diggers co-founder Clive Blazey explains why he is excited about the next 10 years.
For Gardens
The dry garden at St Erth
Selecting a palate of plants that thrive in the local conditions is the key to success for this beautiful and resilient garden.
The Cloudehill borders after 33 years
Trialling, tweaking and tending our ever-evolving borders.
Heronswood’s reinstated kitchen garden
A labour of love to re-establish our working kitchen garden brings beauty and bounty.
