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Pride of China
Really good gardeners have one thing in common. They all love having that one plant that you can’t have. The... read more -
Burgundy Maple
To create harmony in your garden it is important to match the colours of your plants with those of the... read more -
Camellia reticulata
Camellia reticulata, introduced in Australia 30 years ago, is less commonly known in the camellia family. Yet as the largest... read more -
Cool Climate Palms and Ferns
Palms and ferns are often associated with tropical climates but ‘Burke’s Backyard’ recently looked at some palms and ferns which... read more -
Dangers of Rhus
The rhus tree (Toxicodendron succedaneum) is the most dangerous plant in Australia. It is classified as a noxious weed in... read more -
Dawn Redwood
Imagine someone turning up with a living Tyrannosaurus Rex. Peter Valder discussed how this has happened more than once during... read more -
Cool Climate Palms and Ferns
Cool Climate Palms and Ferns Palms and ferns are often associated with tropical climates but ‘Burke’s Backyard’ recently looked at... read more -
Scribbly Gums
Scribbly gums are spectacular Australian trees with smooth, whitish yellow bark. The bark has a prominent feature which puzzles many... read more -
Standardised Camellia
Camellias are wonderful flowering shrubs for the garden, but they also have many other uses. They can be shaped into... read more -
Summer Red and Summer Beauty
Until recently if you wanted a flowering gum tree you had to just go out and buy one and hope... read more -
Tree Dahlia: The French Alternative
For dramatic autumn colour, tree dahlias are hard to beat. They are giant plants with huge leaves and stems, and... read more