This is a Brisbane filmed and produced gardening program relating directly to gardening in South East Qld.
It airs on community TV station Briz31-Channel 44 and can be viewed on you tube. Season 3 in currently in production.
I have always had love of succulents more so than cactus I would have to say. The variety of foliage colours, textures and forms is mindboggling.
Here is a segment that I did for Blooming in Brisbane on creating your very own succulent bowl. Simple as.
Maybe it’s my French heritage but I just love lavender, but in subtropical climates it can be tricky to work out which ones are the most successful to grow. Continue reading Lavender in the Subtropics
Community Gardens are becoming more and more popular throughout Australia and not only because they give people within the local community who may have no garden space to grow edibles but because they create a sense of community for those with a passion for growing and wanting to grow plants.
Here I visit the garden of the man behind the aloe aloe nursery Michael Dent in Brisbane, to see why everyone should find room in their garden for these colourful, hardy, bee and bird attracting beauties.
Leonie Kearney is a wealth of information when it comes to growing heritage roses in subtropical climates and her breathtakingly beautiful garden showcases some of the best varieties for our climate.
Claire Bickle 