Sabrina Hahn explains the science behind a clever plant trick.
Sabrina Hahn
We all know about a good spring clean around the house, but it’s is far too busy outside in the garden, especially in the shed - so why not get on top of things now with a good winter clean-out.
CHARLIE ALBONE
Town of Claremont councillor Kate Main has built a thoughtfully designed space that blends charm, function and a surprising sense of spaciousness.
Andrea Whitely
Research has found that harmful chemicals used in pet flea and tick treatments are ending up in birds’ nests.
A Garden of Purpose: Native Beauty and Edible Bounty
There’s a quiet revolution taking root in gardens across Australia. It’s not about exotic ornamentals or imported superfoods, but something older and unmistakably local.
Charlie Albone
Travel tours offer an opportunity to get up close and personal with some of the world’s most exceptional gardens.
To minimise risks, a combination of strategies must be implemented before, during and after the landscape construction process.
Fed up with pests ravaging your roses? Try these resilient and beautiful alternatives.
I challenge the thought that from July 1 until the end of August nothing can be done in the garden. My suggestion is that you make a big change to your garden space: I want you to plant a tree.
Sabrina Hahn explains the shift from eradication to management, and how home gardeners can do their bit to help.
Off-street parking is not only a great way to add value to your property, but it also improves your lifestyle by providing somewhere dedicated and easy to use to come back to.
Sabrina Hahn explains what you need to know to give your mulberry tree its annual winter trim (and shares a hack for removing the dreaded mulberry stains).
It may be cooler and plant growth may have slowed, but there’s still plenty to do to scratch your gardening itch.
Winter is a surprisingly good time to add hanging pots to your outdoor space.
Sabrina
When it comes to gardening, you quickly realise it’s all about patience. It can seem like there’s never enough time to enjoy the fruits of your labour but you can quickly transform your space into an oasis.
From flowers to fruit, these show-stopping native species are at their best during the colder months.
It’s not unusual to get home from work and want to get out into the garden for a bit, but it’s too cold and dark at this time of year. Well, a firepit might be the answer to your outdoor winter woes.
There’s a greener — and cheaper — way to expand your plant collection.
Nicolás Rivero
Winter has arrived with a bang and whether you’re a new or seasoned gardener, Sabrina Hahn has your ultimate guide to creating a gorgeous outdoor space.
This column is called Gardens of WA but - truly - it isn’t exactly about the gardens. It is about the people behind them.
CASEY LISTER
This annoying little insect can completely ruin a plant, especially roses - but it’s not limited to them. Citrus, vegetables, strawberries and, of course, chillies can all suffer.
Now is the perfect time to consider adding a pond, not only for your benefit but to create an inviting spot for dragonflies, birds, frogs and small fish.
Henry is 10 years old. A nature lover from birth, he is, in large part, responsible for the huge natural pond that fills one corner of his family garden.
Casey Lister
