All The Dirt Gardening, Sustainability and Food

The Bonsai Society of Western Australia celebrate their 50th Anniversary this year. We chat with Richard Ream about this fascinating and rewarding art that offers a wonderful opportunity for creativity, companionship and horticultural joy.

Roz is an Australian ecologist, microbiologist and leading fungal educator renown for her work on bushland fungi. Roz co-authored Fungi For Land a practical guide to the use of fungi in our commercial and domestic lives.

Mel is passionate about conservation and making backyard biodiversity feel achievable to the everyday person. Author of Rewilding Suburbia, Mel's book is a beginner friendly guide to rewilding your patch of suburbia.

Neville is a 4th generation Nurseryman, Horticulturist and Gardener. He continues to shares his passion for plants via the media and his connections with Australia's major horticultural institutions. We talk about the attributes of Verge Gardens and their contribution to the home and community.

Incaberry connects growers to consumers. For Brehoni it's been a passion project 6 years in the making. The goal, to provide easier access to local healthy produce.

Emma's publication celebrates garden design, nature and storytelling for New Zealand and Australian gardeners.

The Illawarra Edible Garden Trail extends over 2 weekends in 2026 offering gardeners an opportunity to learn and be inspired.

Matt Henderson Senior Curator at Cranbourne Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria is extremely passionate about Australian Native Plants. Cranbourne Gardens showcase over 100,000 individual plants representing 1,900 distinct varieties of Australian Native Flora.

Steve and Aud chat about about encouraging kids into the garden. From veggie patches and fruit trees to chickens.

Sue Leighton is the coordinator of WA's Ravensthorpe Wildflower Show which showcases the abundance of wildflower diversity in the region. She is also a garden designer, shire councillor and ABC Great Southern Radio's gardening presenter.

Deryn chats with Jacqui Mitchell about biosecurity and all things Citrus. Jacqui works with urban communities in high density areas to encourage the monitoring of pests and diseases through CitrusWatch's early detection network.