Knight’s Roses introduce a collection of New Age Landscape Roses to appeal to nature lovers – New Release for 2021 Bees’ Paradise® is a range of top performing landscape roses for professional use in parks and gardens as well as an exciting addition for home gardens. The four varieties from […]

HMAQ had a visit to NatureBank planned for 2020 but alas COVID shutdowns put a stop to this. I had not heard of NatureBank previously, so I got in touch and have since had the opportunity to visit a couple of times. I find the work they do fascinating. As […]

The Victorian government has announced that it will provide $2.8m to help fund the building of the Australian Garden. The garden was originally constructed at the Chelsea Flower Show in the UK where it was awarded Best in Show. Since that time designer Phillip Johnson has been seeking funding to […]

Planning for the World Rose Convention to be held in Adelaide, Australia, from 27 Oct. to 3 Nov. 2022 continues. We hope the global vaccination program currently underway will provide confidence to governments to enable international travel to resume later this year and into 2022. In Adelaide, we continue to […]

The shutdowns of 2020 prevented me from promoting my book, “Working With Weeds”. 2021 is a different story. This media release is about my first book, and a completely different approach to weeds. Instead of assuming all weeds are bad and must be eradicated, this book focuses on why the […]

Treloar Roses – Bolwarra Victoria, Australia’s largest rose production nursery is announcing the discontinuation of their famous printed colour catalogue. Treloar Roses have produced the annual publication for the last 55 years, starting with the first colour edition in 1966.

The January issue of Australian Garden History is now available and includes a guest editorial by Tim Entwisle, a profile on a South Australian garden that’s adapting to climate change, and Truby King’s garden near Wellington in New Zealand.