This time last week, I was up to my mid shins in the pond renovation I was doing at my local primary school and I’m happy to say that the filming of this project with the students went really well. I can’t wait for you to see this project in an upcoming episode. And I know I mention it on a reasonably regular basis, but I absolutely love working with children and students and that’s exactly what I’ve been doing for the last few days!

Sophie visits a welcoming garden on a steep site, Jane investigates novel crops, Millie tours a collaborative garden, Jerry perfects seed bed preparation, Josh rejuvenates declining potted herbs and Tammy explores ancient cycads.

Tammy (time) travels to a collection of prehistoric cycads to explore ways of incorporating these ancient, architectural plants into home gardens.

Josh rejuvenates his potted herbs by pruning, repotting, and fertilising.

Looking for a super-sweet strawberry that’s easy to grow? You can’t beat the Alpine strawberry!

If rats are eating your chicken’s food, try making this nifty rodent-free chook feeder.

Want to fill your garden with natives without blowing the budget? Here are some propagation tips.

Fill your autumn vegie patch with delicious produce!

There’s lots to keep you busy in the garden this weekend!