What did Graham talk about on radio this weekend? Listen online 2gb.com or download the free 2GB app on your smart phone or tablet. We are on every Saturday and Sunday from 6 to 9am!

Mickey Robertson is feeling mildly panicked. There are gaps in her plant collection that she still needs to fill (and time is marching on, eeek!). Here she shares her go-to mail order nurseries for the kitchen gardener.

Magnolias may be a dime-a-dozen.  But look closer and you'll find superior hybrids from across the ditch well worth pride of place in your garden. 

What did Graham talk about on radio this weekend? Listen online 2gb.com or download the free 2GB app on your smart phone or tablet. We are on every Saturday and Sunday from 6 to 9am!

The bush was grey a week today, orange, green and brown and grey but now the spring has come my way, with blossoms for the wattle…

The moment Sydney has been waiting for has finally arrived. The gates of the Barangaroo Reserve open this morning, and we talked on air this morning to some of the key people whose efforts have made this landmark both possible and public.

It's been a long, cold winter and we're putting out an APB for the signs of spring in our gardens. Linda Ross describes her main suspects.

Just two blueberry bushes will give enough fruit for a couple to eat blueberries every day through summer. Need we say more? Time to get planting.

What did Graham talk about on radio this weekend? Listen online 2gb.com or download the free 2GB app on your smart phone or tablet. We are on every Saturday and Sunday from 6 to 9am!

Sandra's leading the charge on the Garden Clinic radio show this weekend. Here is what she had to say.

When it comes to winter perfume in plants, you are spoilt for choice. Linda gives you her three favourites

What did Graham talk about on radio this weekend? Listen online 2gb.com or download the free 2GB app on your smart phone or tablet. We are on every Saturday and Sunday from 6 to 9am!

What did Graham talk about on radio this weekend? Listen online 2gb.com or download the free 2GB app on your smart phone or tablet. We are on every Saturday and Sunday from 6 to 9am!

Where are the plants from our childhood? Why are our gardens looking so boring?

Hey you without a garden. Hanging plants are all the rage. Here are our favourite ways to get plants up to eye-level.

Is Tasmania the new Provence when it comes to producing the world's best lavender? Sacrebleu!

Gardening is cheaper than therapy, and you get tomatoes! Today we reveal the science behind the claims.

It’s time to get those unruly roses under control. Spring is all about emerging rose buds. With some prior planning you can give your roses the best shot at a spectacular flowering season. Sandra Ross shares the 5 things you need to know to make them happy, healthy, fragrant and fabulous.

Live from the Queensland Garden Expo in Nambour, the Garden Clinic hits the road to bring you the good oil on what's growing in Queensland at everybody's favourite garden show. 

If you happen to have a couple of kids running round the joint and you need to occupy/entertain/drench-them-in-much-needed-Vitamin-D during these school holidays, we have little project for you that will get them outdoors and chomp through a day, max.

Love children are usually conceived in a moment’s weakness . In the case of Liv Tyler (or should I say Elf maiden Arwen Undómiel), she has become much more famous than her parents! Same story with this magnolia!

We are all about muddy boots, dirty finger nails, growing food, picking posies, meeting people and having fun.

Graham Ross leads our experienced and inspiring team to help you create the garden of your dreams or just have fun dabbling in what we like to call - green therapy.

Happy to single-handedly bring back Polyanthus, Linda shares her passion for all things retro, pretty and primula. And gets everyone in on the excitement.

If there’s one flower that’s both shamelessly promiscuous and awkwardly shy, it’s the winter rose, or hellebore.

She loves cold temperatures, the crisp frost and chilling air that comes with winter. We find it incredible that her delicate beauty can withstand such bone-crunching cold. But she also loves the winter sun beneath deciduous trees that then provide her with essential summer shade when these trees come back into leaf.