Preserving produce doesn’t just prolong the life and enjoyment of your home-grown food, it also provides you with a sense of resourcefulness and joy.

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.

Discover a gardener with a lifelong passion for breeding better plants for home gardens.

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After years of gardening in the unforgiving climate of the Western Australian Wheatbelt, one couple has realised their long-held desire for an abundant cottage garden.

For this community-minded pair, their bush food nursery is about much more than the plants – it’s a place where people of all cultures can connect and learn.

The cool-climate garden of Stephen Ryan and Craig Lidgerwood in Macedon, Victoria, is a horticultural delight. Every nook and cranny is jammed with plants, creating a pleasing juxtaposition of shapes, colours and textures.

With three distinct areas, this immaculate Melbourne garden delights all the senses and is a haven for both its owners and the local birdlife.

When this self-declared ‘information seeker’ wanted to help her beloved indoor plants thrive, she turned to a semi-hydroponic method.

For the creator of this vibrant plot in western Sydney, the garden serves up more than delicious fresh food. It’s a way for her to connect with her roots and cultivate a strong sense of culture.

Working alongside conservation volunteers, a Sydney garden designer is reaping the rewards of regenerative gardening: connecting with the land and creating a nurturing environment for both wildlife and humans alike.

Perennials, roses and a mix of formal and meadow-like plantings infuse this garden with joy and abundance.