It’s amazing what you can do with a patch of lawn. Professor Tim Cavagnaro from the University of Adelaide and Lawn Consultant Stefan Palm join Jon Lamb with ideas on how a patch of green can be converted to a productive patch or remain lush lawn, depending on your personal preference.

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It's easy to have the best of intentions for your home garden, but if you get distracted by all the pretty flowers, you may be overlooking what works best on your property.

Don't get dazzled by pretty flowers, choose what works in your home garden

Horticultural Supervisor at Mt Lofty Botanic Gardens, Mark Oborn says, "One of my favourites is the Pin Oak".

The best trees to bring autumn colour to your home garden

If independent climatologist, Darren Ray is correct South Australian home gardeners can expect ideal vegetable growing conditions to continue throughout autumn.

Plant the right vegetables in SA now and enjoy a bountiful harvest in June

McLaren Flat fruit & nut specialist, Chris Perry said, "The moist, cool conditions, didn't really aid fruit set".

'Difficult' fruit-growing season impacted by inconsistent SA weather

With the recent Adelaide heatwave, home lawns are still struggling to deal with the stress. is it possible to return your lawn to a vibrant green again?

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