“Your potting mix should be topped up and replaced every 18 months. They should also be fed with native fertiliser as required.” Finally, if growing native edible Australian plants is not on the cards ...

Climate change and water restrictions can have a significant impact on our backyards, however with clever planting you can ...

Associate Professor Dorin Gupta inspecting Indigenous plants in demonstration farm plots at the University of Melbourne's ...

But there are some great perennial herbs and edible ... Growing plants like this in pots allows you to move them to frost-free areas if you need to. Community Gardens Australia volunteer Fiona ...

Steve took BBC Food to an edible forest garden ... maintenance is to put in plants that will supress weed invasion. “Thyme makes for a great ground cover. By using native plants like these ...

Humans likely played key roles in affecting plant dispersal and genetic diversity long before the advent of farming, ...

Jerry’s place is a vibrant food bowl, with over 100 food plants thriving ... it is a weed in Australia. A native of India, the curry leaf tree has the propensity to develop masses of seeds ...

In doing so, Mansell says, you’ll not only receive intel about how to grow native plants local to your area but you’ll also pick up tips on how promote a more sustainable Australia and learn ...

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According to food security experts we'll all be eating insects by 2020, and one Australian business is cashing in early. Since scientist Skye Blackburn began farming and selling edible insects ...

Māori used all parts of raupō for weaving and food, but the plant also kept lakes healthy. This connection between cultural and ecological roles means its fate is closely linked with people.