A musing on what it means to pay attention to nature.
A journey through the war gardens of Afghanistan, Gaza, Israel, the West Bank & Ukraine with war photographer, Lalage Snow.
An honest and personal interrogation of what it means to be a settler gardener in Australia by Annie Farrell.
That time when tulips were more expensive than houses.
A nostalgic and personal celebration of Australia's longest running floral festival.
A fascinating story connecting the history of henna use with women, Pythagoras's dislike of fava beans, and much more.
The word komorebi translates as 'dripping sunlight' in Japanese. An essay on this very romantic word by David Whitworth.
A brilliant essay by artist and thinker Karina Jean Sharpe on the power struggle between people and plants.
An essay by Georgina Reid exploring questions of relationship and imagination in the wake of the Australian bushfires.
An essay by Jennifer Jewell on valuing, and encouraging, gardeners.
Is it time we changed the way we depict jungles, from places of fear to reverence?
Freya Latona muses on our innate desire to find home amongst nature.
A gardening tool kit to help prune anxiety.
Was Sir Joseph Banks a botanical rock star or a 'cantankerous old bastard'? You decide.
From Epicurus’ garden school, to the grandeur of Versailles, to the crop of community gardens popping up in cities the...