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19/06/2026

In this edition of Kitchen Garden Diaries, Julian is showing off a key step to growing healthy carrots - and harvesting some tasty snacks along the way!

β˜• From compost powered by coffee grounds to bread and butter pudding and chicken treats, schools in the Stephanie Alexan...
17/06/2026

β˜• From compost powered by coffee grounds to bread and butter pudding and chicken treats, schools in the Stephanie Alexander Kitchen Garden Foundation Kitchen Garden Program are finding creative ways to give food a second life β€” turning scraps and surplus into learning moments.

πŸ” These small, hands on actions are helping children value food, build practical life skills and care for the environment.

πŸ‘‰ Read how Kitchen Garden Programschools across Australia are tackling food waste, one clever idea at a time: https://www.kitchengardenfoundation.org.au/food-waste-schools/

It's an open secret in the gardening community that time outside can be therapeutic. Being surrounded by plants is refre...
15/06/2026

It's an open secret in the gardening community that time outside can be therapeutic. Being surrounded by plants is refreshing and rejuvenating.

But it goes deeper.

With the right tools, gardening can be used more intentionally to support self-care, wellbeing, meaning and connection.

Next week, our members will be joined by Therapeutic Horticulture Australia Vice-President Tanya Bearup for an exclusive webinar digging into simple ways to deepen the restorative benefits of everyday gardening.

Become a member today to register for this free online event via our website: https://www.diggers.com.au/products/gardening-for-self-care-digging-deeper-into-wellbeing-through-plants-practice-and-reflection

14/06/2026

Mick's latest prize is the last of our chilli harvest: these Padron chillies are sometimes known as Italian Roulette for the occasional very hot specimen you'll find from an otherwise mild bush.

Flowering in the depths of winter, these hardy perennials return year after year to provide colour in the darkest months...
13/06/2026

Flowering in the depths of winter, these hardy perennials return year after year to provide colour in the darkest months.

Hellebores could be the perfect fit for your garden if you're looking for something:
- Incredibly hardy and low maintenance
- Available in a wide range of colours and patterns
- Forms lush clumps that return each winter with even more flowers
- Thrives in dappled shade

12/06/2026

As colder weather spreads across Australia, Julian shows us how to plant shallots.

Winter is the season of browns and it's worth embracing. It's important to resist the urge to cut it all back. Those see...
09/06/2026

Winter is the season of browns and it's worth embracing. It's important to resist the urge to cut it all back. Those seedheads feed the birds. The hollow stems shelter insects. The structure left standing gives the garden its winter skeleton.
A tidy garden isn't always a better one, there's real beauty in a little wildness.

World Environment Day is a reminder that planetary health starts small. In the soil. Under leaves.Recently, a group of u...
04/06/2026

World Environment Day is a reminder that planetary health starts small. In the soil. Under leaves.
Recently, a group of uni students chose Heronswood as the site for their ecological study. They explored biodiversity and the invertebrate life thriving in our garden.
It’s a good reminder that these tiny lives matter. And so do the gardens and organic gardening practices that protect them.

Winter doesn't stop the garden. Come see what's flowering at Heronswood right now or shop something to keep your garden ...
03/06/2026

Winter doesn't stop the garden. Come see what's flowering at Heronswood right now or shop something to keep your garden blooming during the cooler season: https://www.diggers.com.au

June is here and the garden has shifted into a quieter gear. But there's still plenty to do. This month we're mulching b...
01/06/2026

June is here and the garden has shifted into a quieter gear. But there's still plenty to do. This month we're mulching beds, sowing broad beans and green manure and cutting back perennials. What's on your winter garden list?

Learn more here: https://www.diggers.com.au/pages/my-garden-path

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