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Trevor Nottle, President of HMASA, has outlined a plan to launch a website to promote open gardens in early 2022. HMASA reports. The recent HMA (SA) AGM dinner meeting held at the Robin Hood Hotel at Kensington in late August took on a different slant when President Trevor Nottle outlined […]
After two cancellations the prestigious Chelsea Flower Show has opened its gates. The show was moved to September from May. It is the first time the show has run in autumn. Smaller with fewer big name designers, the show is still getting the thumbs up from the UK gardening media. […]
How easy is it to create your own business website? Not very – but it’s probably not what you would expect. You were thinking the difficulty is in the coding, design, domain, and hosting, right? Or how to get your text lined up to your picture and be the right […]
The City Gardener by Richard Unsworth Richard Unsworth is the essence of a ‘City Gardener’. The owner of outdoor design store Garden Life in Sydney, Unsworth is also a garden designer and writer specialising in inner urban spaces. He puts these skills to good use in his second book, The […]
By Gabrielle Stannus As a designer and gardener with (quite a few) less years under my belt than Paul Bangay, I have always been somewhat intimidated by what I perceived as his intensely formal landscaping style. How does Bangay, one of Australia’s most well-known landscape designers, create such elegant gardens, […]
Gardening guide chalks up 135 years There’d hardly be a gardening household in Australia that doesn’t have a copy of the Yates Garden Guidesomewhere on a bookshelf. Australia’s best-selling gardening book, it is also one breaking records for longevity. The Yates Garden Guide was first published in 1895 and has […]
Trevor Nottle, President of HMASA, has outlined a plan to launch a website to promote open gardens in early 2022. HMASA reports. The recent HMA (SA) AGM dinner meeting held at the Robin Hood Hotel at Kensington in late August took on a different slant when President Trevor Nottle outlined […]
After two cancellations the prestigious Chelsea Flower Show has opened its gates. The show was moved to September from May. It is the first time the show has run in autumn. Smaller with fewer big name designers, the show is still getting the thumbs up from the UK gardening media. […]
The City Gardener by Richard Unsworth Richard Unsworth is the essence of a ‘City Gardener’. The owner of outdoor design store Garden Life in Sydney, Unsworth is also a garden designer and writer specialising in inner urban spaces. He puts these skills to good use in his second book, The […]
For growers and nursery businesses, the threat of biosecurity incursions can have a knock-on effect of social and economic instability, impacting business and supply continuity. Growers and interested parties are invited to attend a webinar on Friday, October 15 to learn more about these impacts. (Registration link: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_JxlwdFUxQvCNjIcW-yWa8Q)
How easy is it to create your own business website? Not very – but it’s probably not what you would expect. You were thinking the difficulty is in the coding, design, domain, and hosting, right? Or how to get your text lined up to your picture and be the right […]
Sprout School will give new and beginner gardeners the confidence to get growing. This will be a 6-week course, taught LIVE via Zoom – encouraging students to engage and participate. For more info about Sprout School check out the website: beantheredugthat.com
2021 Horticultural Trials Week on the calendar The Nursery and Garden Industry Association in Victoria is confident that its annual Horticultural Trials Week will go ahead this year in December. In an announcement this week, Powerplants has been named as the Presenting Partner for the event, which Director Simon Gomme […]
If we ever get to travel again, this could be one for the diary. The NZ Tree Crops National Conference is to be held at the Otaki racecourse on March 25-27, 2022. Otaki is on the New Zealand’s North Island, half way between Wellington and Palmerston North. Organisers promise an […]
Icebergs getting smaller Compact vegies are popular commercially and in home gardens. Small Cos lettuce such as Gem have long been available but it looks as if the world’s favourite lettuce, Iceberg, is also shrinking – a lot. A small form of Iceberg is on show at an organic produce […]
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