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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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Divine Detail: Mali Moir
PeopleWe love botanical artist Mali Moir's eye for detail.
Zio Baritaux’s Strange Plants
PeopleAn interview with the woman behind the Strange Plants books.
20 Cheeky Questions: Marc Martin
PeopleWe enter the lush illustrated world of Melbourne artist Marc Martin to ask 20 Cheeky Questions.
An Epicurean Harvest
PeopleWe visit Hayden and Erika of Epicurean Harvest, to talk about modern farming and romance.
Anne Harris: In the Artist’s Studio
PeopleArtist Anne Harris invites us into her studio, in Queensland's rainforest country!
The Dirt: Tamara Dean
PeopleA cup of tea and a bushwalk with highly acclaimed artist Tamara Dean.
20 Cheeky Questions: Michelle Crawford of Hugo & Elsa
PeopleMichelle Crawford of Hugo & Elsa answers our 20 questions!
Dr John Wamsley: The Bush Gardener
PeopleSally Wilson has a five hour morning tea with a legend of Australian environmentalism.
Profile: Jeff Barry of Chojo Feature Trees
PeopleJeff Barry is a bonsai boss.
The Dirt: Alan & Jill Collins
Gardens, PeopleAn interview with a pair of octogenarian plant collectors.
Objects of Desire: Salmiana, Mexico
PeopleAn interview with plant obsessed creative Juliana de Lasse of Salmiana, Mexico City.
20 Cheeky Questions: Rohan Anderson
PeopleRohan Anderson has a problem with industrialised food. And nose hair.
Interview: Furniture Designer Stuart Williams
PeopleAn interview with Stuart Williams of Touching Space, a furniture, object and lighting design studio in Tasmania.
Interview: Ralph Durr
PeopleA plant nursery, picture framing business, and a railway museum. All housed in a country train station in central Victoria!
Plant /Life: Brian & Trish Perkins
Gardens, PeopleA modernist native garden in inner Melbourne.
The Dirt: Matthew Horton
Harvest, PeopleAn interview with Matthew Horton, owner of Rainy Lane cold pressed juice.