Issues
- 74. Shadow Play
- 73. Pattern Making
- 72. Grace
- 71. Twenty-twenty
- 70. Light Years
- 69. Dying To Live
- 68. Power Play
- 67. Earthly Delights
- 66. Taking Shelter
- 64. Life Lessons
- 63. Little Things
- 62. Order And Chaos
- 61. Back To The Future
- 60. Over The Fence
- 59. Matters Of The Heart
- 58. Jungle
- 57. Word
- 56. Ugly
- 55. Nostalgia
- 54. Obsession
- 53. Adventure
- 52. Lust
- 51. Abandon
- 50. Home
- 49. Animal
- 48. Mystery
- 47. Identity
- 46. Wild
- 45. Rebirth
- 44. Thrift
- 43. Revolution
- 42. Dirty
- 41. Isolation
- 40. Heritage
- 39. Fear
- 38. Play
- 37. Ephemeral
- 36. Surprise
- 35. Escape
- 34. Water
- 33. Woman
- 32. Sin
- 31. Desert
- 30. Community
- 29. Man
- 28. Small
- 27. Feast
- 26. Cosmic
- 25. Pattern
- 24. Change
- 23. Art
- 22. Ritual
- 21. Desire
- 20. Road Trip
- 19. Craft
- 18. Decay
- 17. Scent
- 16. Medicine
- 15. Design
- 14. Connection
- 13. Passion
- 12. Fabric
- 11. Money
- 10. Sex
- 9. On The Road
- 8. Poetry
- 7. Power
- 6. Memory
- 5. Theatre
- 4. Myth
- 3. Shelter
- 2. Celebration
- 1. Death
42. Fear
Fear is both a parasite and a built-in human alarm bell. On the one hand it can save us from immediate danger, but on the other it paralyses. Decisions made in fear rarely produce spectacular results, if you ask me. This month we’re talking about fearless women, scary plants, ecocide, gardening and anxiety, and more. We’re facing our fears, fearlessly.
20 Cheeky Questions: Laurie Green
PeopleLaurie is the founder of Crop Swap Sydney - a community of gardeners focused on sharing the spoils of their soil.
The Dirt: Clive Blazey
Gardens, PeopleThe Diggers Club founder is an icon of Australian horticulture.
Fear, Hope and Ending Ecocide
CultureAn international law of ecocide has the power to change the world.
Talking Shop: High Swan Dive
PeopleWe dive into the leafy interior landscape of High Swan Dive, the best little plant shop in Newcastle.
Anxiety and the Garden
CultureA gardening tool kit to help prune anxiety.
Landscape Maintenance and the Fear of Death
Culture, GardensWe keep our gardens neat because we fear death, according to David Godshall.
Plant / Life: Jeremy Francis
Gardens, PeopleA passionate plantsman and his once-in-a-lifetime garden.
Joshua Werber Sticks Flowers to his Head
Art & DesignThis NY based floral designer makes next level headpieces!
Terrifying Plants: Be Scared, Very Scared
BotanicaBe scared of this bunch of bad guys, killers, parasites and two-faced-never-to-be-trusted plants...
The Gypsy Farmer
PeopleKaycee Simoung is a fearless organic farmer.