Gardening Australia

Jerry discovers a program that is transforming one of Australia’s most invasive tree species into valuable nesting habitat for native animals.

Millie demonstrates some simple ways to collect and create the materials you need to fuel your garden, for free.

Jane looks at the magnificent Grevillea magnifica – a Western Australia native with spectacular pink flower spikes.

We meet artist Deborah Wace, whose botanical works feature Tasmania’s rare and endangered plant species.

Seasonal advice on jobs to do in the garden this weekend

Tino explains why some plants are frost-tender, Jane has tips for spacing out vegie seedlings and Jerry explains why some leaves have purple undersides.

Millie catches up with a team of trainee rangers who are learning both traditional and modern methods of caring for country.

Jane visits a plant lover whose suburban garden combines an eclectic mixture of rare, exotic and unexpected offerings.

Clarence talks friendship with chefs Kylie Kwong and Aunty Beryl Van-Oploo, who have bonded over their shared love of good food, Indigenous ingredients, and family.