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Capsicums aren’t necessarily the easiest of vegies to grow in our gardens but it seems there’s a really good reason to try to grow capsicums at home. And it’s not just any capsicum; it’s the vibrant orange ones that have the goods. While orange capsicums may seem a bit of […]
New in 2022 is Greening Cities, a leading forum for urban greening professionals committed to reimagining our urban landscapes and making it happen; from current best practice to disruptive horticultural ideas. Greening Cities will ignite meaningful conversations to educate, inspire and support attendees to get greening. Where – The University […]
For those who were not able to attend the Australian Horticultural Trials in December, Ball Australia has uploaded a video. ’That’s a Wrap’, of highlights. If you are interested in finding out more about new plants, contact Ball Australia direct.
Book Review A New Leaf by Pip McCormac and Jennifer Haslam Hardie Grant $60 I don’t think I’ve ever written a scathing review of a garden book – my usual approach is to say nothing if I don’t have something nice, or at least neutral, to say. Presumably most HMA […]
The Flight of the Budgerigar – An Illustrated History Penny Olsen NLA Publishing – 272pp RRP: $AU 49.99 … such is the story of a little Australian bird which left Australia unhonored and unsung to return years afterwards to the land of its origin decked out in a coat […]
Dan Austin’s new release offers a remarkable botanical journey through some of Earth’s most exotic locations in a celebration of photography, plants, and people. Exploring floral terrain from truly remote tribal villages to the world’s most populous cities, this is a book for anyone with an interest in the wonders […]
Our highly popular HMAA webinars are back for 2022. The first webinar for the year will reveal the breeding behind a new, exciting and spectacularly coloured range of kangaroo paws called Masquerade soon to get national release. The webinar will be presented by Digby Growns, Senior Plant Breeder at Kings […]
Capsicums aren’t necessarily the easiest of vegies to grow in our gardens but it seems there’s a really good reason to try to grow capsicums at home. And it’s not just any capsicum; it’s the vibrant orange ones that have the goods. While orange capsicums may seem a bit of […]
New in 2022 is Greening Cities, a leading forum for urban greening professionals committed to reimagining our urban landscapes and making it happen; from current best practice to disruptive horticultural ideas. Greening Cities will ignite meaningful conversations to educate, inspire and support attendees to get greening. Where – The University […]
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For those who were not able to attend the Australian Horticultural Trials in December, Ball Australia has uploaded a video. ’That’s a Wrap’, of highlights. If you are interested in finding out more about new plants, contact Ball Australia direct.
Cranbourne Friends of the Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria is holding its annual Autumn Plant Sale in mid March. The plant sale will be held near the Kiosk at the northern end of the Australian Garden at Cranbourne in Victoria. Parking and entry is available nearby (look for the large red […]
A happy band of HMAA members in NSW gathered for a lunchtime Christmas celebration at the Commodore Hotel on Sydney’s North Shore on Saturday 11 December. Judy Horton reports. Steve McGrane, who flew down from Coffs Harbour, won the award for travelling the furthest to join in the fun. George […]
Water users in Western Australia including gardeners, nurseries and growers have been altered to proposed changes in access to bore water. In a letter to water users published in the Nursery and Garden Industry WA’s weekly newsletter, Greenlife WA, Michelle Andrews, Director General of Agriculture in WA, states that the […]
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