An essay by Georgina Reid exploring questions of relationship and imagination in the wake of the Australian bushfires.
Lisa Marie Corso shares her approach to natural health care. A very entertaining read. As usual.
There's more to the act of hedging than meets the eye....
Gardens exist at the intersection between humans and the natural world. We create them for many reasons. Sometimes for shelter...
Are cemeteries the most human of all landscapes? A musing on death, landscape and culture.
A musing on the limited (but important) role of design in the creation of a garden.
A series of images exploring the transient nature of plants (and humans) through the momentary recording of plant geometry. Images and words by Karina Sharpe.