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‘We are a landscape of all we have seen.’ – Isamu Noguchi
This is where we get to talk to all sorts of people about their passion for the natural world. Artists, makers, designers, thinkers, farmers, gardeners – the list is endless. We love sharing stories of people doing interesting, creative, and important work with plants and nature.
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LADY BOSS: Sasha Titchkosky
PeopleA chat with the founder and boss lady of Australian furniture and design company Koskela.
Iba Farrah: Palestinian Permaculturalist
PeopleA chat with a woman who believes in the healing power of nature.
Plant / Life: Jen Vardy and Family
Gardens, PeopleA visit to a rambling garden designed by Edna Walling in Melbourne's eastern suburbs.
Lady Boss: Susan Tait
PeopleWe chat with creative director and kitchen dancer Susan Tait.
LADY BOSS: Kara Rosenlund
PeopleA chat with photographer, stylist, author, and all round good gal Kara Rosenlund.
The Dirt: Clover Moore
PeopleA chat with the most influential woman in Sydney, Lord Mayor Clover Moore.
The Dirt: Dan Kyle
Gardens, PeopleA visit to the mountain home and garden of artist Dan Kyle.
20 Cheeky Questions: William Dangar
PeopleA cheeky chat with highly regarded landscape designer William Dangar.
Plant / Life: Barry Byrne and Miguel Alvarez
Gardens, PeopleA visit to a grand five-hectare Blue Mountains garden.
Greg Bourke: Carnivorous Plant Hunter
PeopleA man with a passion for the flesh-hungry sinners of the botanical world.
Janneke Luursema’s Indoor Garden Oasis
PeopleIt's a sin not to keep house plants! Just ask Amsterdam based photographer Janneke Luursema.
Ed’s Feral Cactus Garden
Gardens, PeopleA wild cactus garden in inner suburban Sydney
20 Cheeky Questions: Haarkon
PeopleWe ask Haarkon founders, India and Magnus, our 20 Cheeky Questions!
The Dirt: Jess Miller
PeopleJess Miller is a mover, shaker and change maker.
Growing Friends and Plants
PeopleWe chat with Michael Hare, leader of the Growing Friends at Melbourne's Royal Botanic Gardens.
Plant / Life: Judy Sederof
Gardens, PeopleWe visit an over-achieving, 60 square metre East Brunswick garden!
Meet the Seed Mob
PeopleWe meet Paul Gorrie from Seed, Australia's first Indigenous youth climate network.