On February 14 and 15, our Harvest Garden Festival returns for a second edition sharing the secrets to growing healthy food in your own backyard.
Open Gardens SA and the Master Landscapers of SA have donated more than $24,000
It is a pleasure to assist three Community Gardens using funds raised from entry fees to open gardens each year.
A new Propagation Facility has been built at Urumbulla Indigenous Garden thanks to an Open Gardens SA grant
Congratulations to John Zwar OAM, recipient of one of the most distinguished honours in the landscaping industry.
Garden expert Trevor Nottle uses bulbs to create a journey of delight along his garden path. Here are his recommendations for bulbs to brighten up your garden.
Do you have a community garden project that needs funding or would like to establish one but don’t have funds? Open Gardens SA would like to hear your ideas.
This spring, Open Gardens SA celebrates ten years of opening gardens to the public and raising more than $1.5 million for community gardens and good causes.
Garden expert Trevor Nottle recommends planting the old-fashioned fragrant shrub Wintersweet as a welcome addition when few other things are in bloom.
We've given another grant to help a community garden using money raised from garden openings. Lyn Edwards went to see the recipients in action.
Trevor Nottle says the cold weather allows us to grow small plants that would scarcely attract a second glance in the floral competition of the warmer months.
Taking the time to service and store your garden tools is important to ensure they stay in good condition for spring and will serve you well for years to come.
