Artist Ralph Bristow has created a country garden where daubs of colour and swirling textures mix in a naturalistic, immersive composition.

The 2026 Melbourne International Flower and Garden Show was a celebration of horticultural achievement, showcasing an exciting diversity of designs, plant selections, construction ideas and creativity.

The Achievable Gardens design competition, a major drawcard at MIFGS, gives horticulture students a chance to showcase their talents.

For visitors and designers alike, MIFGS is an invitation to dream.

A Darwin couple have spent years collecting potted plants and rescuing discarded roadside gems, creating a lush tropical wonderland.

Presenter Sophie Thomson is breathing new life into a run-down garden in a tough climate.

Shaped by memories and a respect for hardy survivor plants, this Tasmanian garden is both resilient and rejuvenating.

Years of planning and dedication have shaped the grounds at Red Cow Farm, where a series of garden rooms invite visitors to explore.

Across Rachel Ward’s farm, native grasses are returning and with them a new way of thinking about farming, soil health and caring for Country.

Get inspired by the design ideas in this great example of a modern Australian native garden. 

Looking after our local environment is a shared responsibility. Meet an experienced Melbourne gardener contributing to a council project that’s bringing more greenery to neighbourhood streets.

Starting from scratch, this self-taught gardener has transformed a humble corner block into a blooming, vegie-pumping wonderland thrumming with life.