To connect with plants and nature through gardening, exploring, and observing is a powerful way of coming home to ourselves and Mother Earth. This month we’re exploring the many meanings and iterations of the idea of home. What calls us home? What does home look like? Where is home?
To connect with plants and nature through gardening, exploring, and observing is a powerful way of coming home to ourselves and Mother Earth. This month we’re exploring the many meanings…
A chat about all things plants with the founder of… Read More
We chat to the author of ‘The Lost Flowers of… Read More
A historic Blue Mountains garden with a new lease on… Read More
A chat with the co-creator of one of our favourite… Read More
Freya Latona muses on our innate desire to find home… Read More
A chat with Spanish designer Miguel Urquijo about ‘homeness’, not… Read More
Planty products and a bunch of Autumn events. April =… Read More
Home is a (botanical) colour, according to Anna Macoboy. Read More
Edith Coleman was the foremost Australian female naturalist of her… Read More
A chat with the boss man of Australian native plants… Read More
A guide to pet friendly plants by Lucy Munro. Read More
A chat to four plant and pooch loving ladies about… Read More
Robin McLay, owner of Brookfield Garden Centre, is a woman… Read More
A chat about Identity, place and plants with artist and… Read More
Take a trip to a gorgeous, and incredibly well loved,… Read More
