30th Jan 2026
If you’ve noticed your pear, cherry or other fruit trees looking like lace, chances are you’ve met the infamous pear and cherry slug. Despite the name, they’re not slugs at all, but…
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30th Dec 2025
As the calendar turns to 2026, we’re filled with excitement for another year of gardening, growth, and connection with our incredible community. January is the perfect time to set new goals for…
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30th Dec 2025
Welcome to the new year, fellow garden enthusiasts! As we step into a fresh chapter, it's that awesome time of the year when we get to kick back, take a deep breath, and revel in the beautiful results…
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30th Dec 2025
The passionfruit vine hopper, scientifically known as Scolypopa australis, is a tiny yet troublesome insect that can pose a challenge for gardeners over the warmer months. These small, sap-sucking bug…
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25th Dec 2025
Poinsettias, renowned for their vibrant red bracts, have become a cherished addition to the Tasmanian horticultural scene. These classic plants, known for their festive appearance, require specific ca…
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24th Nov 2025
If you've ever wanted a garden you can hold in your hands, this is your moment. Terrariums are one of our favourite festive projects — fun, creative, calming to build and incredibly rewarding to…
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24th Nov 2025
Christmas has arrived in the garden, and if you're anything like us, you're searching for gifts with heart, meaning, and a touch of magic.Something thoughtful.Something joyful.Something that feels lik…
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21st Nov 2025
December always feels like the garden has finally decided to show off. The longer days, the warm mornings and the hum of pollinators moving through the flowers give everything a lift. It is the time o…
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21st Nov 2025
December always arrives with that sudden rush of summer energy. One minute the garden feels like it is stretching after winter, and the next it is in full stride, pushing out new growth, ripening frui…
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17th Nov 2025
Every year around this time, just as the weather starts to warm and the garden wakes up properly, we see the same old characters returning for their seasonal buffet — pear and cherry slug. If yo…
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13th Nov 2025
There’s something special about stepping outside the kitchen door and snipping your own herbs — especially when they’re grown in a bowl that’s as beautiful as it is practical.…
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31st Oct 2025
Brighten Up with Colour for Christmas November is the perfect month to refresh your flower garden with a burst of vibrant colour that will carry you right through the festive season. We’re espec…
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