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Garden News (Page 5 of 47)
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HAVE A WILD CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY BY VISITING TARONGA’S TIGER CUBSTaronga’s three lively tiger cubs will be into lots of mischief these Christmas School Holidays.Zoo Carnivore Supervisor, Louise Ginman said: “The three cubs are developing very quickly and watching mum’s every move. It’s great to see the...
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The Nursery and Garden Industry NSW & ACT (NGINA) held their annual end of year celebration and awards dinner at the Epping Club on the 11th of November. It also marked the end of an era with a farewell to retiring CEO Mike Skegg. The award winners included good friends of The Garden Clinic, Gary Eyles, (E...
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Increased snake sightings in backyardsWe've had a few people call up The Garden Clinic this week with snakes in their backyards, we called up the Australian reptile to see if they had noticed the same thing.They had this to say:The Australian Reptile Park has received a high number of enquiries from people living in Sydney a...
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‘Citizen scientists’ track climate change in Sydney’s Botanic Garden Visitors to the Royal Botanic Garden Sydney can now become 'citizen scientists' with the first ClimateWatch Trail in an Australian Botanic Garden. "ClimateWatch empowers every Australian to become a citizen scientist by...
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