Andrea Caldecourt

Lemon myrtle is a popular garden plant as its big fluffy white flowers are decorative, and a favourite with pollinators. It has a lot to recommend it outside of the garden too! Take a look

Alfred has left and the blue skies are (occasionally) returning! Elsewhere around the country it's a mixed bag of weather - hot and cold, wet and dry. Whatever the weather with you, we've got plants that will love it.

Having trouble choosing between all our wonderful garden plants? Let the experts help! These plants are award-winning, highly rated for garden growing by horticulture judges around the world.

Gardens are more than just beautiful. They smell sweet or herby, they rustle in the breeze, they're soft or smooth to touch. They even taste good too! Here's how to create a fragrant garden to delight your nostrils.

Blue skies, fluffy clouds, sunshine and sweet scents - it really is beautiful one day, perfect the next here

Kia ora! Did you know? Many of our Aussie garden plants have cousins across the ditch, in the land of the long white cloud. Let's meet some of the Kiwis you could encounter in your neighbourhood!

"Let us be grateful to people who make us happy, they are the charming gardeners who make our souls blossom."

Whoever you love, whatever your budget, we bring you love-themed plants and flowers, and heart-shaped plants and flowers, to show someone you care

Ebony & Ivory - dark leaved crepe myrtles and white flowered native trees take centre stage this month. And SO many bees and butterflies!

Gong Hei Fat Choy - Happy Lunar New Year! Each of the twelve zodiac signs has its own "lucky plants" - find yours here. Plant one and see if your fortune changes : at the very least, you'll get lovely flowers - and that's pretty good luck!