Next on: Tonight 7.30pm, Rpt Sunday 1.30pm |
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Jerry suggests subtropical plants for winter colour, Costa explores a unique house that is designed to feed it's residents, Josh learns about garden nightlife, Millie takes a closer look at some of the tiniest plants growing in our gardens and Guest Presenter Luke Mitchell shows how to make a simple planter box for the garden. |
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“Knock Knock” …
‘Whos there?’
“Gladys”…
‘Gladys who?’
“Gladys Winter!”
Ok... that’s a really bad joke; a dad joke in fact! I looked it up on the net, but it begs the question... Are you glad when winter comes along? Or do you already count down the days once we hit the solstice? Winter certainly means different things for different people in different parts of the country. | | MORE FROM COSTA |
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| In his final segment as guest presenter, Luke Mitchell shows how to make a simple planter box for your backyard | | DIY HERE |
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| Millie takes a closer look at some of the tiniest plants growing in our gardens - mosses and liverworts | | HIDDEN GEMS |
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| Tomatoes for tropical, carrots for subtropical, snow peas for arid, broccoli for temperate and cauliflower for the cool climate regions. That's just a few of the recommendations we have for your vegie patch below. |
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| Winter is officially here!
If your garden is starting to look a little dull, pop in some Matthiola incana to spice it up and give it life! It's also a great time to plant some kiwi fruit. You'll save a few dollars and packed with vitamin C, it might just be your secret weapon to beating the winter cold! If you're looking for things to do this weekend, look no further then the button below. |
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