Black root rot infects strawberries and many other garden plants. Black root rot is a plant fungal disease th
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Pakalana flowers are highly fragrant. Image Credit: arkira/iStock/Getty Images Though popular in Hawa
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The Brilliant Initiative Nurturing Peace + Prosperity At Victoria's Government House – The Design Files | Australia's most popular design blog.
by adminby adminThe first female Governor of Victoria in the position’s 163-year history was appointed in 2015. Taking up the role, Linda Dessau AC decided that she wanted to start a personal project to support women.
‘The Peace and Prosperity Kitchen Garden, (named for our State motto), is the result,’ begins the Governor. ‘Created on the same site where in the past there had been a kitchen garden, it is in itself a beautiful place, but it is really what happens in the garden that matters…’
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Landscape Architecture is increasingly being recognised as an important in not just shaping the cities we live in, but for helping to address the climate crisis. Landscape Architects protect, enhance and rejuvenate the spaces where we live, work and play – and so shape the health of our cities and towns!
With this in mind, we are excited to present highlights from this year’s Victorian Landscape Architecture Awards. Across 13 categories, the awards celebrate how ‘beauty, sustainability, nature, and wellbeing come together’.
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Watercress, a leafy green plant that likes to grow in moving water, adds spice to your salads and meals with its crisp,
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Preserving Plants Forever At Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria – The Design Files | Australia's most popular design blog.
by adminby adminNot your average photographer, Angharad Johnson is the Digitising Officer at the National Herbarium of Victoria.
Highly knowledgeable yet modest, she’s a charming ambassador (our word not hers!) for Women in STEM and her fervour for furthering global, collective knowledge is infectious.
From Mandurah to Melbourne, with a stint at London’s esteemed Natural History Museum in-between, this mother-of-two gives us an insight into her next-gen career!
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Thanks to a chance encounter between two plant-lovers, we have the privilege to share a very special garden today!
Featuring an abundance of Australian natives, succulents and grasses (and no irrigation!), Jo Ferguson’s Mornington Peninsula oasis is an inspiring example that embodies the myriad joys of gardening.
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Things You\’ll Need Tripod ladderRopeFall arrest harnessChainsaw Cutting down a tree in sections may be nec
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Things You\’ll Need General grass killerDirtSoil pH test kitLimeGrass seed Removing nimbleweed will help ge