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26 Jul 2021 5:00 AM AEST – Planet Ark asks Australians to be part of something big by planting a tree this National Tree Day MEDIA RELEASE – 26 July 2021 Be part of something big by planting a tree this National Tree Day Planet Ark is encouraging Australians […]
26 Jul 2021 9:48 AM AEST – Costa Georgiadis to lead the virtual 2021 National Landcare Conference for Landcare Week MEDIA RELEASE Costa Georgiadis to lead the virtual 2021 National Landcare Conference for Landcare Week July 26: Costa brings the landcare community together online during Landcare Week for the […]
Gardeners east of the Great Divide and North of the Macedon Ranges as far west as the wheat belt in WA will welcome SOUTH AUSTRALIAN GARDENS as a source of practical information about gardening in the temperate parts of Australia which experience shorter or longer cold, wet winters and long, […]
BOOK REVIEW The Botanical Art of William T Cooper By Wendy Cooper NLA Publishing – 324pp RRP: $AU65.00 As an ardent admirer of fine botanical art, being offered a review copy of this book was like manna from heaven to me! William T (Bill) Cooper was one of the world’s […]
BOOK REVIEW Spirit of the Garden By Trisha Dixon NLA Publishing – 200pp RRP: $AU65.00 Gardens and broader man-made and natural landscapes not only appeal to the senses of sight and sound but, as well known writer Trisha Dixon expresses in this latest work, it is also their feel or […]
Jane Edmanson will be one of the guest presenters at Yarra Valley Plant Fair, which is going ahead in Wandin in Victoria over the weekend of October 23-24. The Fair is held at Larkman’s Nursery at their Wandin site (125 Quayle Road) and is on 10am-5pm both days. Jane will […]
Members of HMA (SA) attended an interesting, informative but at the same time, challenging evening dinner meeting on Tuesday, April 13. The meeting was held at the Robin Hood Hotel in Kensington and guest speakers were Alex Czura and Shaun Kennedy both from SA Water. June Taylor reports. Prior to […]
Between organising expert speakers and running the cooking stage, Deryn Thorpe still had time to report on the Perth’s recent show, which she says was a huge success even with a delayed start. The four-day Perth Garden and Outdoor Living Festival (PGOLF) was held May 6-9 after COVID restrictions in […]
Blueberry rust (Thekopsora minima) presence has been confirmed across Victoria, resulting in loss of area freedom for the disease. New requirements now apply for plants, fruit and equipment movement to South Australia, Tasmania and Western Australia. Blueberry rust (BBR) is a significant disease to both the fruit-growing and nursery industries. […]
Vale Eric ‘Don’ Fleming 8 May 1935 – 22 July 2021 Sad news today from the Nursery and Garden Industry Victoria with the announcement of the death Eric ‘Don’ Fleming of Fleming’s Nurseries in Victoria. Don died aged 86 on July 22, following a short battle with cancer.He was affectionately […]
Learn how to grow and use native food plants in your own garden with Karen Sutherland from Edible Eden Design. Bought to you by Sustainable Gardening Australia (SGA $28 BOOK NOW
HMAA WEBINAR – REGISTER NOW! Climate Change and Australian Horticulture: An Update August 11 at 5pm. HMAA has been lucky to secure an eminent scientist to discuss climate change in our next webinar. Prof. David Karoly, CSIRO Climate Science Centre, will present the webinar on August 11 at 5pm (EST). […]
From 1 September 2021, netting used to protect household fruit-trees, vegetable gardens, or other fruiting plants must have a mesh size of 5mm x 5mm or less at full stretch. If you sell or promote the use of netting to protect household fruit or vegetable harvest you will need to be aware of […]
Jane Edmanson will be one of the guest presenters at Yarra Valley Plant Fair, which is going ahead in Wandin in Victoria over the weekend of October 23-24. The Fair is held at Larkman’s Nursery at their Wandin site (125 Quayle Road) and is on 10am-5pm both days. Jane will […]
Gardeners east of the Great Divide and North of the Macedon Ranges as far west as the wheat belt in WA will welcome SOUTH AUSTRALIAN GARDENS as a source of practical information about gardening in the temperate parts of Australia which experience shorter or longer cold, wet winters and long, […]
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