Plant-a-holic Jac Semmler is in love with visiting other peoples' gardens.
Essayist Peter Grant on the plight of Tasmania's endemic, and imperilled, Pencil Pine.
Lille Madden is a climate activist, bird nerd and the First Nations Director at Groundswell Giving.
A conversation with garden designer and author Richard Unsworth of Garden Life.
A Nelson Byrd Woltz designed public space by in New York is created for contemplation and connection.
A behind-the-scenes peek into the process of making Wonderground Issue Two.
Create a biodiverse, beautiful and compassionate garden, wherever you live.
'The idea of creation is beautiful, and the human species is capable of so much creation. But an existing climate and ecosystem, it’s not a blank page’ - Thomas Doxiadis
Breathing new life into a neglected Los Angeles park, one plot at a time.
Gardener and artist Ernesto Pujol on designing and tending a decolonised Puerto Rico garden.
Author Belinda Probert on growing a connection to her adopted country via gardening.
Our resident horticultural expert digs deep (geddit?) into the science of good garden soil.
Meet Kate Seddon, a Melbourne landscape designer with a penchant for plants.
Beau Miles's exploits include sleeping in ancient gum trees, walking 90km to walk and eating 191 cans of beans. Tanya Patrick finds out more about this curious backyard adventurer.
What we do to the soil, we do to ourselves. An excerpt from Matthew Evan's new book, Soil: The incredible story of what keeps the earth, and us, healthy.
British photographer Kate Friend's new series explores the relationship between people and their plants.
A garden ramble with designer Peter Shaw on Victoria's Surf Coast.
Inga Simpson's Book of Australian Trees brings the forest to the living room and classroom, helping kids see the leafy life around us.
An interview with Sydney based visual artist Caroline Rothwell about plants, art, and painting with carbon emissions.
Hannah Churton started a street composting hub during the COVID-19 lockdown, diverting over two tonnes of food waste from landfill and growing strong community connections. A gorgeous story.
Go maximal plant! Learn how take soft-tip cuttings with horticultural expert Jac Semmler.
Penny Sadubin's art explores the complexity, importance and beauty of endangered ecological communities.
A musing by Georgina Reid on gardening in the space between knowledge and intuition.
A visit to an austere Sydney garden in a spectacular bushland setting.
Our horticultural expert, Jac Semmler, offers the ultimate seed-sowing guide.
A new book by Trisha Dixon explores the elusive essence of gardens and landscapes.
Georgina Reid explores the relationship between gardening the earth and the mind.
Why universities need to embrace practical, as well as theoretical, knowledge.
A conversation with trailblazing landscape architect and ecological design advocate, Claudia West
Meet five women who are shifting conversations about plants and people.
What has happened in the forests and on the ground one year on from Australia's Black Summer bushfires?
When it comes to threatened species, charismatic animals usually get the most attention. But many of Australia’s plants are also in grave danger of extinction, and in many cases, the problem is getting worse.
What if objects were designed as gifts to the world? A provocative essay by the curators of Plant Fever exhibition.
Take a stroll through the garden with UK based artist Johanna Tagada-Hoffbeck.
An essay by Stéph Donse exploring the complex relationship between cities and nature.
A chat with landscape designer and founder of Black Sanctuary Gardens, Leslie Bennett, about race, visibility and action in the garden.
On tomatoes, discovery and creativity in trying times.
A musing on what it means to pay attention to nature.
A chat about landscape, creativity and light with Jane Fulton Alt
An extraordinary essay on extinction, art and erasure.
An interview with Allison Watkins - photographer and night-time garden stalker.
A musing by Georgina Reid on the call to garden at times of uncertainty, and always.
An ode to the importance of front gardens in challenging times.
Variegated plants are the sequins and glitter of the botanical world.
Sally Blake's art practice explores the complex space between humans and nature.
Lily's garden will knock your socks off. A brilliant cure for isolation blues.
Photographer Chloe Ferres finds hope, and life, in the cracks.
You've got (plant) mail!
A musing on the complexity of gardening in a pandemic.
Indigenous Fire Practitioner Victor Steffensen explains how Indigenous fire management could help save Australia
Save those seeds! Jac Semmler will show you how.
Artist Cara Johnson's works interrogate ideas around land management practices and the human relationship with the natural world.
A conversation with the author of new book featuring 75 leading women of plants.
Jac Semmler has created a perennial wonderland in suburban Melbourne. A bit of whimsy, a bunch of madness and a lot of fun!
Bede Brennon dives into a complex and venomous debate over weeds and street trees in a quiet country town.
Bird watcher and botanist Max James's property 'vaporised' in the 2020 Australian bushfires. This is Max's story, told by his daughter Clare.
Take a wander around a collection of wondrous, wild and joyful gardens.
Dust off your Hamburg hat, dig out your camera and get your notebook ready. There’s a mystery unfolding across Australia, and your help is needed to unravel it.
A conversation about plants and bushfire with Brett Summerell, Chief Botanist at the Royal Botanic Garden Sydney.
An essay by Georgina Reid exploring questions of relationship and imagination in the wake of the Australian bushfires.
Stefan is the real, spiky, deal. We chat with him about his cacti hunting adventures in Chile, weird plant adaptations and more.
Acclaimed Australian garden designer Rick Eckersley is a rogue. So is his garden. So is his upcoming book.
An interview with Michelle Shofet and Larissa Belcic of New York based design studio, Nocturnal Medicine
What can your zodiac sign tell you about your gardening persona?
What do we lose when the lights stay on? Emma Simms on light pollution, the Dark Sky Movement and more.
A guide to deep soil appreciation with two of the most fanatical composters we've ever met.
Creating new life from death with memorial forests.
A personal exploration of the relationship between ecological grief and transformation by Georgina Reid
Visit a lush and delicious permaculture garden with us!
"I am unashamedly hoping to create work that is beautiful, contemplative and uplifting. I want it to speak, but with an optimistic, inquisitive and gentle voice."
A tale of ghost gardens and stories from the soil.
An innovative and ambitious approach to restoration ecology at Nardoo Hills Bush Heritage reserve
A visit to the Huntington Desert Garden and a lesson in non-objectification of plants.
On making unconstrained, ecologically rich, meaningful and beautiful gardens
Freya Latona chats with women's mysteries teacher and founder of the school of sharmanic womencraft, Jane Hardwicke-Collings.
A chat with natural fibre artist Alice Fox.
International cheese man Will Studd is a VERY passionate vegetable gardener.
An art project by Felicity Jones and Mark Smith exploring the cultural and environmental impacts of the Wardian case.
What does it take to make engaging, dynamic and loved public spaces?
Lucy Munro shines a light on a bunch of acomplished and important land artists.
Two queens of the vegetable patch share their favourite obscure edible plants. Get growing!
Karkalla is one of the great private gardens of Australia.
Landscape architect Bede Brennan explores the sometimes fraught relationship between landscape architecture and gardening.
What to do with a windy garden?
Come for a stroll through Sydney's heritage listed Bronte House and garden with one of it's current custodians, Anna van der Gardner.
Meet photographer Daniel Shipp's gang of ugly plant misfits in their first ever glamour shoot.
Learn how to propagate hoyas from the experts!
A cup of tea and a bushwalk with highly acclaimed artist Tamara Dean.
An interview with a pair of octogenarian plant collectors.
The Amazon, a moonflower, and a .32 revolver. Botanical illustrators are so rock n roll.
A modernist native garden in inner Melbourne.
Christopher Lloyd was the master of one of the most highly regarded arts & crafts gardens in England.
Part 2 of Sally Wilson's visit to a surrealist dreamland in the middle of the Mexican jungle.
An interview with Hugh Main, co-founder and director of Sydney landscape design firm, Spirit Level.
A luscious and leafy little garden in Brunswick, Victoria proves that size isn't everything.
A visit to a surrealist garden in the heart of Mexican jungle. Part 1!
An interview with Tracey Deep, artist and curator of nature.
Are cemeteries the most human of all landscapes? A musing on death, landscape and culture.