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Gardening Australia

Jun 01 2019
Magazine

Australia’s number one monthly gardening resource, ABC Gardening Australia magazine is packed with step-by-step advice and stunning design ideas from its popular team of experts. Whether you are a novice gardener or have a green thumb and years of experience, you’ll find the advice you need.

welcome

STAY IN TOUCH

IN THE SHELF PLANTS • This month’s pick of the bunch for garden lovers nationwide

ON THE SHELF BOOKS

Gardening Australia

ON THE SHELF PRODUCTS

WHAT'S ON IN JUNE • Your guide to garden shows and events around the country this month

tell us about your event

winter charm • Japanese flowering quince is a valuable shrub that brings blossom to gardens in midwinter when it’s often in short supply, writes SOPHIE THOMSON

NEW & THORNLESS

NAMED SELECTIONS

All hail KALE! • You often see them in public spaces – rows of colourful, leafy rosettes so beautiful that they look like flowers. STEVE FALCIONI explores the possibilities of ornamental kale

watch out!

where to BUY

SPHERE delight • Hailing from the horticultural hotspot of south-west Australia, pincushion hakeas are widely admired for their gorgeous spherical flowers, blue-green foliage and decorative seed pods, writes AB BISHOP

meet the gardener PETE SACHS • A Sydney gardener makes room for his passion for bonsai, balancing it with a beautiful but practical space that works for the whole family, writes KIRSTEN COLVIN

PETE’S TIPS FOR A PERFECT LAWN

FIRST AID for your HOUSE PLANTS • If your favourite indoor plants are looking the worse for wear, these tips should remedy the situation, says JENNIFER STACKHOUSE

THE seasonal pot • For a kaleidoscope of colour that will take you happily from midwinter through to spring, look no further than osteospermum, commonly known as African daisies

PLANT UP A POT OF DAISIES

CARE FOR YOUR POT

the potted ORCHARD • You don’t need a big garden to grow fruit. Apples, peaches and more can be cultivated successfully in containers. JOSH BYRNE explains how

RE-POTTING YOUR TREE

Cover all bases • Hobbyist Michelle Campbell is always looking out for ways to re-use her garden waste. Here, spent palm fronds get a new lease of life as a pot cover-up

the gardeners bucket list • This Brazilian landscape architect’s avant-garde use of texture and abstract form had a significant impact on 20th-century garden design

WHILE YOU ARE THERE

LEAF thief • Need more leaves for your compost or mulch? Beg, borrow or ‘sneak’ them, writes JACKIE FRENCH

PUTTING LEAVES TO WORK

JUNE a month in the GARDEN • More than 50 jobs to do in your action planner

IN THE PATCH • Horticultural editor and devoted food grower PHIL DUDMAN shows you what to plant, pick and tend in the edible garden this month

plants with BITE • If you like a bit of heat in your food, harvesting your own spicy plants is a treat. TINO CARNEVALE grows three of the best

where to BUY

HOW TO DIVIDE RHUBARB

helping HAND • Tips for tackling this month’s problems

TOO WELL FED

GARDEN GUESTS & PESTS • Noisy miners are aggressive birds that are thriving in urban areas with reduced vegetation, writes LEONARD CRONIN

very hungry caterpillar • The cactus moth that wiped out Australia’s prickly pear infestation could do the same to your cacti, says MARTYN ROBINSON

MAILBOX

Beauty queen

write and win!

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Frank and the giant spinach tree

A NATURAL LOOK

I love my SHED • This month’s sheds have been built with love, using clever ideas to create features that work beautifully in each...


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Frequency: Monthly Pages: 100 Publisher: Nextmedia Pty Ltd Edition: Jun 01 2019

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  • Release date: May 19, 2019

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Australia’s number one monthly gardening resource, ABC Gardening Australia magazine is packed with step-by-step advice and stunning design ideas from its popular team of experts. Whether you are a novice gardener or have a green thumb and years of experience, you’ll find the advice you need.

welcome

STAY IN TOUCH

IN THE SHELF PLANTS • This month’s pick of the bunch for garden lovers nationwide

ON THE SHELF BOOKS

Gardening Australia

ON THE SHELF PRODUCTS

WHAT'S ON IN JUNE • Your guide to garden shows and events around the country this month

tell us about your event

winter charm • Japanese flowering quince is a valuable shrub that brings blossom to gardens in midwinter when it’s often in short supply, writes SOPHIE THOMSON

NEW & THORNLESS

NAMED SELECTIONS

All hail KALE! • You often see them in public spaces – rows of colourful, leafy rosettes so beautiful that they look like flowers. STEVE FALCIONI explores the possibilities of ornamental kale

watch out!

where to BUY

SPHERE delight • Hailing from the horticultural hotspot of south-west Australia, pincushion hakeas are widely admired for their gorgeous spherical flowers, blue-green foliage and decorative seed pods, writes AB BISHOP

meet the gardener PETE SACHS • A Sydney gardener makes room for his passion for bonsai, balancing it with a beautiful but practical space that works for the whole family, writes KIRSTEN COLVIN

PETE’S TIPS FOR A PERFECT LAWN

FIRST AID for your HOUSE PLANTS • If your favourite indoor plants are looking the worse for wear, these tips should remedy the situation, says JENNIFER STACKHOUSE

THE seasonal pot • For a kaleidoscope of colour that will take you happily from midwinter through to spring, look no further than osteospermum, commonly known as African daisies

PLANT UP A POT OF DAISIES

CARE FOR YOUR POT

the potted ORCHARD • You don’t need a big garden to grow fruit. Apples, peaches and more can be cultivated successfully in containers. JOSH BYRNE explains how

RE-POTTING YOUR TREE

Cover all bases • Hobbyist Michelle Campbell is always looking out for ways to re-use her garden waste. Here, spent palm fronds get a new lease of life as a pot cover-up

the gardeners bucket list • This Brazilian landscape architect’s avant-garde use of texture and abstract form had a significant impact on 20th-century garden design

WHILE YOU ARE THERE

LEAF thief • Need more leaves for your compost or mulch? Beg, borrow or ‘sneak’ them, writes JACKIE FRENCH

PUTTING LEAVES TO WORK

JUNE a month in the GARDEN • More than 50 jobs to do in your action planner

IN THE PATCH • Horticultural editor and devoted food grower PHIL DUDMAN shows you what to plant, pick and tend in the edible garden this month

plants with BITE • If you like a bit of heat in your food, harvesting your own spicy plants is a treat. TINO CARNEVALE grows three of the best

where to BUY

HOW TO DIVIDE RHUBARB

helping HAND • Tips for tackling this month’s problems

TOO WELL FED

GARDEN GUESTS & PESTS • Noisy miners are aggressive birds that are thriving in urban areas with reduced vegetation, writes LEONARD CRONIN

very hungry caterpillar • The cactus moth that wiped out Australia’s prickly pear infestation could do the same to your cacti, says MARTYN ROBINSON

MAILBOX

Beauty queen

write and win!

Your Insta posts

Frank and the giant spinach tree

A NATURAL LOOK

I love my SHED • This month’s sheds have been built with love, using clever ideas to create features that work beautifully in each...


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