Transforming their garden produce into delicious preserves is helping to support remote communities in more ways than one.

This Perth gardener set out to grow a food forest for the family and discovered a plethora of new friends along the way.

With careful planning and plant selection, edible gardening devotee Ketah Silvester has transformed her Brisbane garden from a dry hill into a thriving food forest. Here, she shares her story…

Not one to do things by halves, ‘dahlia addict’ Jen Foster has turned her love of gardening into a flourishing full-time concern in the NSW Southern Highlands.

Learn how to plant a tiny forest with Amy Stewart, bestselling author of The Tree Collectors

It sounds like a dream, but this garden of floating plants is a very real obsession for this hardworking pair of water gardeners.

Growing upwards doubled the useable space in this small coastal garden. See the gorgeous garden and discover Lee Sullivan’s top tips for vertical gardening.

Finding solace in the garden is something we all do, but for this artist, the plants also became her muse, serving as inspiration for her art.

For this budding horticulturist, flowers are nice, but foliage plants really bring on the feels.

For this urban gardener, the chance to create a productive patch on her balcony is paying off in spades.

When her 2020 travel plans were put on hold, a young gardener transformed her family’s garden into an easy-care sanctuary that they all treasure.

With the nearest supermarket a day’s road trip away, this remote school has taken ‘grocery shopping’ into its own hands, with spectacular results for the whole community.