Pencil Pines in Australia: Varieties and Care
Pencil pines give you height without width, which is why they suit driveways and narrow boundaries. Here is how to plant and keep them.
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Achieve Natural Privacy with Randia Fitzalanii
Achieve natural privacy with the use of randia fitzalanii for privacy screening purposes in gardens. Grown in Australia, it can thrive in various conditions.
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Enhance Your Garden with Ficus Hillii Topiary
Growing and caring for healthy ficus hillii topiary requires attention to detail. Tips on pruning, soil, and watering can help you achieve perfect results.
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Variegated Trach Jasmine: Easy Ground Cover for Any Garden
Transform your garden with the vibrant variegated trach jasmine for easy ground cover suitable for paths, borders, and slopes. Perfect for a lush, tidy look.
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Growing Ferns in Australia: Light, Humidity and Placement
Ferns fail in Australian gardens for one reason more than any other. Everything else is secondary.
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Growing Citrus Trees in Your Aussie Backyard
Whether you’re in Queensland or Victoria, your backyard can flourish with citrus trees native to Australia. Tailor care routines to ensure lush growth.
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Indoor Plant Tips for Beginners
Beginners can use these indoor plant tips to turn their homes into vibrant, lush green spaces. With these, even the faintest green thumb blooms rapidly.
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Diverse Bromeliad Varieties: Discover Them All!
Rosettes, central cups and over 650 Tillandsia species alone. A run through the main bromeliad groups and how to tell them apart by leaf, flower and growth habit.
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Low Maintenance Cacti Options for Your Front Facade
Cacti give a front garden sculpture and structure on almost no water. Three hardy options and what to check before you plant one by the front door.
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Transform Your Lawn with Native Plants
Native plants use less water than lawn, need little feeding and bring birds and insects back. How to plan, plant and layer a native front garden.
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Discover Everything About Camellia Bushes
Camellias flower when little else does, from autumn right through to spring. A guide to the main varieties and the soil, light and shelter each one needs.
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The Best Groundcovers for Shade in Australian Gardens
Shaded ground is where most Australian gardens look worst. What to plant, sorted by how much foot traffic the area gets.
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Choosing the Best Grasses for Tree Base Planting
Grass under a tree competes for light, water and nutrients. These shade-tolerant and drought-hardy varieties hold their colour where ordinary lawn thins out.
