Paula and Michael's Garden: Stephen Ryan meets a couple in their beautiful sprawling suburban garden, which has been a joy to them for more than three decades, but also speaks of families who worked and loved it in the past. Cucurbits: Jerry Coleby-Williams shows how he makes his cucumbers, zucchini and pumpkin plants fruit more successfully by giving nature a bit of a helping hand in the vegetable patch. Germinating Native Seeds: Clarence Slockee looks at how the elements of drought, fire and flood help native seeds germinate and shows how you can reproduce these conditions for similar result. Gravel Paths: Leonie Norrington shows how to make a gravel path for the tropics - where rainfall is high and bare feet are the rule. Citrus Care: Sophie Thomson highlights the rules for nurturing citrus trees and protecting them from disease and pests. Hendrik's Garden: Jane Edmanson meets a landscaper who bends the rules to make a beautiful, productive garden where he works and plays. The Vegie Guide: Stephen Ryan updates the Vegie Guide - looking at what's good to plant in vegie gardens, around the country.

A Novice Gardener: Jane Edmanson visits comedian Dave Lawson to check out his garden, solve some problems and give him a hand to make it bloom. Vegie Garden Rescue: Leonie Norrington is planting vegies in her Top End garden. Ilda's Garden: Josh Byrne visits a spectacular award-winning garden in the hills outside Perth and meets the brilliant gardener behind it all. Building a Herb Bed: Tino Carnevale makes a unique raised garden bed from tree prunings. Indigiscapes: Colin Campbell explores a series of gardens that highlight some native plants to grow in Brisbane and how to use them in the garden.

Filling the Gaps: Stephen Ryan shows how to fill unexpected gaps in a garden bed. The Vegie Patch: Tino Carnevale updates us on what's been happening at the Vegie Patch over summer, tends to the tomatoes, beans and corn and checks the progress of his giant pumpkin. The Vegie Guide: Stephan Ryan updates the Vegie Guide - looking at what's good to plant in vegie gardens, around the country. Horticultural Legends: Jane Edmanson visits a family with a long history in horticulture and explores their secret tropical garden. Pest Patrol: Jerry Coleby-Williams explains how to spot some common insect pests and what to do to control them. Gardening With Fish: Colin Campbell meets an aquaponics expert to find out how to set up a system to grow fresh fish and vegetables at home.

Autumn Flowers: Sophie Thomson profiles some of her favourite plants for late season colour. Corn and Co: Jerry Coleby- Williams checks his potted produce, digs in his spectacular green manure and plants nematode resistant crops - corn and amaranth. Designing With Trees: John Patrick visits a newly planted garden to explain how to design around mature trees and what to do to make the most of them. Using Climbers: Josh Byrne shows how to make the most of vertical space in the garden by using climbing plants. Wendy's Secret Garden: Clarence Slockee visits Sydney artist Wendy Whiteley to see the beautiful garden she has created on disused public land.

Flood Recovery Tips: Colin Campbell answers viewer emails about dealing with flood damaged plants and gardens. A Chat With Friends: Stephen Ryan visits a prolific productive garden created by two old friends in a rented suburban backyard. The Vegie Patch: Tino Carnevale prunes and feeds the corn, plants a new crop of chillies and tackles a common fruit tree pest - pear and cherry slug. Tropical Flowers: Leonie Norrington profiles some of her favourite flowers for the Wet Season and explains how to grow them. After the Floods: Jerry Coleby-Williams explains how inundation affects plants and soil and shows what can be done about it.

Starting Over: Colin Campbell visits a passionate 80 year old orchid grower who lost his entire collection during the Queensland floods but who is determined to start again. John's Vegie Plot: John Patrick plants vegies for autumn including broccoli, leeks, mixed lettuce and a late crop of zucchini. Seed Bombs: Jerry Coleby-Williams demonstrates a set and forget method for sowing seed. Building a Compost Bay: Josh Byrne builds a simple compost bin and explains how to keep it cooking through the seasons. Horticultural Oil: Sophie Thomson demonstrates how to easy it is to make your own horticultural oils. Robbie's Garden: Jane Edmanson visits a finalist in the Gardening Australia 'Gardener of the Year' competition who has spent 20 years converting a bare rocky paddock into a stunning garden.

Native Beauties: Josh Byrne visits King's Park to check out some great native flowering plants. Wet Season Tasks: Leonie makes a rich potting mix for her tomato crop, creates a fertiliser from weeds and harvests a range of tropical fruit and veg. pH Testing: Jerry Coleby-Williams shows how easy it is to test the pH Levels of soil The Vegie Guide: With the change of season in the air, Stephen looks at what could be grown in vegie patches around the country Fast Food: Colin Campbell plants some fast growing vegies to help gardeners in flood affected areas get some fresh food on the table quickly. 2010 Gardener of the Year: Angus Stewart visits the winner of Gardening Australia's 'Gardener of the Year' for 2010, has a look around their garden and presents them with their award.

Making Perfect Vegie Soil: Tino Carnevale shows how to create the perfect soil for growing vegies. The Wild Garden: Clarence Slockee introduces some of the wildlife that lives in the Royal Botanic Gardens Sydney. Disease Alert - Myrtle Rust: Angus Stewart finds out about Myrtle Rust, a new plant disease that has the potential to devastate Australia's native forests. Pineapple Lilies: Sophie Thomson looks at the sweet perfumed bulb from East Africa, Eucomis. Autumn Vegies: Josh Byrne plants vegies for the season ahead including lettuce, broccolini and beans. Antoinette and Rocky's Garden: Jane Edmanson visits a beautiful large garden full of colour, characters and plenty of produce.

Making a New Start: Jane Edmanson visits a garden devastated by the recent floods, in Charlton in country Victoria, to see the damage done, offer advice and organise a working bee to start rebuilding. Caring for Orchids: Sophie Thomson checks in on passionate young gardener Daniel Lutz to see his orchid collection and get his top tips for healthy plants. Debra's Garden: Stephen Ryan visits a curious little garden in the Western suburbs of Melbourne to find out how it has evolved and where it is going. The Vegie Patch: Tino Carnevale makes the most of this year's harvest by saving seed for next season, prepares crops for storage and picks what he can for the kitchen. The Vegie Guide: Stephen Ryan updates the Vegie Guide - looking at what's good to plant in vegie gardens, around the country.

The Vegie Patch: Tino Carnevale checks the progress of his gardening experiments including the giant pumpkin, the kiwi fruit and propagates a new plant from his banana plant. Dallas Kampe's Garden: Colin Campbell meets a gardener who has filled his suburban plot with rare and exotic plants and unique home-made sculptures. Small Gum Trees: John Patrick looks at a range of Eucalypts suited to small gardens and explains how to use them. Clerodendrums: Stephen Ryan profiles the Rose Glory Bower and Harlequin Glory Bower, two Clerodendrums with unusual characteristics. Using Bamboo: Jerry Coleby-Williams profiles some great varieties of bamboo for the home garden and shows how to maintain and use them. Getting Kids to Garden: Sophie Thomson shows some simple ways to introduce kids to gardening.

Courtyard Design Tips: John Patrick looks at successful design elements to make the most out of limited space in courtyard gardens. Spotting Conifer Borer: Sophie Thomson shows how to identify conifer borer and gives tips on how to prevent it. Large Leaf Plants: Stephen Ryan profiles some of his favourite giant leaved plants to bring a subtropical feel to his cold climate garden. A Native Plant Showcase: Angus Stewart explores an extensive collection of Australian plants in outback NSW. The Vegie Guide: Stephen Ryan updates the Vegie Guide - looking at what's good to plant in vegie gardens, around the country. Layering a Vegie Bed: Leonie Norrington builds a raised garden bed to plant her dry season vegies away from the competition of large tree roots. A Kings Cross Treasure: Clarence Slockee drops in on a local legend to see the unusual garden he has created on Sydney's most notorious strip.

A Prize Pumpkin?: Tino Carnevale enters his giant pumpkin into competition at Tassie's Bream Creek Show. Tips for Using Foliage: John Patrick explains how to use foliage colour and texture to bring interest to a small space. Chasing the Sun: Josh Byrne shows how to make the most of cool season sun by planting vegies in pots including silver beet, celery and an experimental crop of tomatoes. Growing Strawberries: Jerry Coleby-Williams demonstrates how to propagate strawberry plants from seed and runners to produce a bumper spring crop. A Garden on the River: Jane Edmanson visits an inspiring gardener in Melbourne, who has planted for flowers, foliage and the local wildlife.

The Vegie Patch: Tino Carnevale updates on recent progress in the patch and plants winter crops carrots, parsnips, beetroot and kale. Eleanor's Garden: Stephen Ryan drops in on a gardener who has made clever use of the limited space in her small suburban patch. A Collector's Garden: Sophie Thomson visits an old friend to explore his collection of unusual plants. Tropical Pineapples: Leonie Norrington shows how to propagate and plant a new crop of pineapples and tries a trick to make the older plants produce fruit out of season. The Vegie Guide: Stephen Ryan updates the Vegie Guide - looking at what's good to plant in vegie gardens, around the country Planning a Backyard: Josh Byrne helps a young father and keen gardener turn his enthusiasm into a productive, practical and playful backyard for the family.

The Vegie Patch: Tino Carnevale plants heirloom potatoes and peas in The Vegie Patch. Growing Perfect Hibiscus: Colin Campbell looks at a colourful collection of Hibiscus and talks to an expert Hibiscus grower on how to care for them. Climbers Through Trees: Stephen Ryan shows how to train climbers around trees to add seasonal colour and protect fruit crops. Bulbs in the Tropics: Leonie Norrington shows how to get cool climate bulbs to flower in the tropics. Crop Rotation: Tino explains the principles behind crop rotation and how to apply them in the home garden. Transplanting Native Trees: Angus Stewart explains which native plants can be successfully transplanted and how to do it. Master Grafter: Jane Edmanson drops in an old friend to see some of the tricks he has mastered over a lifetime gardening.

Autumn Colour: Stephen Ryan profiles some of his favourite plants for vibrant autumn colour. Pruning Wisteria: John Patrick demonstrates how to prune a wisteria vine. 2010 Gardener of the Year: Angus Stewart visits the winner of Gardening Australia's 'Gardener of the Year' for 2010, has a look around their garden and presents them with their award. Perennial Vegies: Sophie Thomson shows how to incorporate some hardy perennial vegetables into an ornamental garden. The Vegie Guide: Stephen Ryan updates the Vegie Guide - looking at what's good to plant in vegie gardens, around the country. Planting for Pollinators: Jerry Coleby-Williams explains what plants attract pollinators and starts a new garden bed to bring even more into his productive backyard.

Garage Mahal: Josh Byrne visits an unusual house in Fremantle, where the garden has been designed to provide shelter, shade and security. Subtropical Onions: Jerry Coleby-Williams plants a range of onions and their relatives suited to the subtropics. Planting Under Trees: Jane Edmanson shows what will grow under the competition of trees and how to get them to thrive. Growing Kangkong: Leonie Norrington shows a simple way to grow leafy greens in a small garden. A Family Garden, Part 1: John Patrick visits a garden where the owner has filled a difficult sloped block with an amazing collection of rare plants.

Front Garden Progress: After the hottest summer on record, Josh is taking stock of his native front garden by looking at what has thrived and replacing those plants that haven't. Kate and Mo's Garden: Stephen Ryan drops in on some old friends to see the private oasis they have created from nothing, in only a few years. Dry Season Vegies: Leonie Norrington plants cool season crops in her layered vegie bed including cabbage, broccoli and beetroot. Vegie Guide: Stephen Ryan updates the Vegie Guide - looking at what's good to plant in vegie gardens, around the country. Rose Hedge Planting: Sophie Thomson shows how to create a colourful and fragrant hedge from roses and explains which varieties are best to use. The Tree Keepers: Colin Campbell explores an incredible collection of trees only a stone's throw from the Brisbane CBD to find out who created it and why.

The Vegie Patch: Tino Carnevale is doing some essential winter jobs including thinning beetroot, carrots and parsnips seedlings, training the climbing peas and planting a new crop of garlic. Best in Show: Jane Edmanson follows retired flower grower Frank Baguley into competition at the Chrysanthemum Society of Victoria's Annual Show - will he get 'best in show'? Conifer Cuttings: Stephen Ryan goes through the steps on how to make successful cuttings of conifers. Native Herbs: Clarence Slockee looks at Australian native herbs and spices and how to use them. Subtropical Shade Plants: Colin Campbell takes a look at a range of subtropical plants that like the shade.

Winter Inspiration: Stephen Ryan visits the Royal Botanic Gardens in Melbourne to explore their collection of unusual plants and mature trees. A Transplanted Garden: Sophie Thomson visits a young garden where the owners dug-up, moved and replanted everything from their former home. Growing Pandanus: Jerry Coleby-Williams looks at the Pandanus and shows why he likes to grow it and how to propagate them. A Rock-Solid Garden: Angus Stewart visits a garden in Sydney, filled with a combination of native and exotic plants. The Vegie Patch: Tino Carnevale checks the progress of the NZ yams, prunes raspberry and youngberry canes and gives the peas a homemade health kick.

A Family Backyard, Part 2: After helping with the initial layout, Josh Byrne re-visits a young family to help them with the next step building their dream back yard by defining paths and garden beds, preparing for irrigation and starting the trellis for the fruit trees. Giant Lilies: Clarence Slockee looks a spectacular group of local plants, Gymea and Spear Lilies. Waldo the Bush Poet: Leonie Norrington visits Waldo Bayley, a Vietnam veteran and poet, to explore his large rural block filled with tropical trees, flowers and individuality. Peas, Beans and Leafy Greens: Jerry Coleby-Williams plants peas and broad beans for a big spring harvest and shows how he keeps up a continuous supply of greens. A Garden for Song: Jane Edmanson visits opera singers Antoinette Halloran and James Egglestone to see the garden they have created for their young family and their music.

Winter Vegie Tips: Sophie Thomson visits young gardening sensation Daniel Lutz to get his top tips for growing winter vegies The Vegie Guide: Stephen Ryan updates the Vegie Guide - looking at what's good to plant in vegie gardens, around the country A Picture Garden: Jerry Coleby-Williams visits an old friend to see the colourful garden she has created to look good all year around Simple Hydroponics: Josh Byrne shows how to make a cheap hydroponic system to grow herbs and greens in a small garden, using only 2 buckets and some PVC pipe and fittings The Fig Tree Memorial: Colin Campbell visits Brisbane's Roma Street Parklands, which was devastated by storms in 2008, to see what plants have recovered and how the gardens have been redeveloped Antoinette and Rocky's Garden: Jane Edmanson visits a beautiful large garden on the outskirts of Melbourne full of colour, characters and plenty of fun

Pruning Grapevines: Tino Carnevale visits his dad to learn how he prunes his grapevines to create healthy vines and a bumper crop. Camellias in Bloom: Colin Campbell discovers some stunning Camellias and then gives his tips for growing them in the subtropics Beautiful Fruit Trees: Stephen Ryan profiles some of his favourite small trees that also produce a crop An Integrated Garden: Josh Byrne visits a gardener in Perth who has transformed her 'sterile' block into a thriving garden including multi use plants, chooks, guinea pigs and a verge full of vegies The Chelsea Flower Show 2011: Jane Edmanson visits the RHS Flower show in Chelsea to check out the Royal Botanic Garden Melbourne's gold medal winning 'Australian Garden'.

A Groundbreaking Garden: Stephen Ryan visits Gwen Ford to explore her iconic Australian garden, created by her late husband Gordon, one of our most eminent 20th century designers Planting Around Pools: Angus Stewart explains how to pick plants that will thrive when planted around swimming pools Making Mini Gardens: Sophie Thomson shows how to keep your kids gardening in winter, by creating a miniature indoor garden A Vegie Garden Check-Up: Jerry is in his cool season vegie garden collecting seed of his most successful crops, propagating the next season of yams and planting a cash crop An Inner City Bush Haven: John Patrick visits a small inner city block in Melbourne which has been designed to create a distinctly bushland feel

The Vegie Patch: Tino Carnevale digs in the green manure crop, checks the progress of winter crops and plants a range of herbs in his handmade garden. A Kings Cross Treasure: Clarence Slockee drops in on a local legend to see the unusual garden he has created on Sydney's most notorious strip. Unusual Edible Plants: Jerry Coleby-Williams shows some of the unusual edible crops he is growing in his garden. Tidying Up Citrus: Jane Edmanson gives tips on how to keep citrus productive and in perfect health. Building a Bat Box: Josh Byrne builds a microbat nesting box to encourage them into his garden to help control insect pests and explains why they are a gardener's friend. A Garden Retreat: Colin Campbell visits a subtropical garden that has become a habitat haven for local wildlife, particularly frogs.

Gardening With Kids: Sophie Thomson shows how to keep the kids gardening through the winter months with some fun planting ideas This Gardening Life: Josh Byrne visits a couple who have worked together for over twenty years to create an abundant food forest garden Propagating the Unusual: Jerry Coleby-Williams shows how to take advantage of the cool dry weather in the subtropics by propagating some unusual plants Fruit Tree Pruning: Tino Carnevale helps a new home owner tackle a garden full of old and overgrown fruit trees The Vegie Guide: Stephen Ryan updates the Vegie Guide - looking at what's good to plant in vegie gardens, around the country A Traveller's Garden: Angus Stewart visits a garden in the shadow of the Sydney Harbour Bridge which reflects the owner's lifetime love of horticulture, art and travel

Making Odd Spaces Work: John Patrick visits a garden where the designer has managed to make productive use of a series of unusual gardening spaces. A Helping Hand: Colin Campbell checks in on plant collector Bill Coombes, in Brisbane, to see how his garden is recovering after the devastating QLD floods. Josh's Vegie Trials: Josh Byrne checks on the progress of some of his low cost and experimental vegie projects around the garden. Winter Flowering Natives: Jane Edmanson visits Victoria's oldest native plant garden to look at her favourites for winter colour. A Garden for the Kids: Clarence Slockee visits a local primary school to help them get their new garden into the ground.

Mara's Garden: Stephen Ryan visits a young mother and passionate gardener to chat about her creative and productive suburban garden. The Australian Garden: Jane Edmanson travels to The Australian Garden in Cranbourne, the inspiration for the gold medal winning garden at The Chelsea Flower Show, to see the exciting new development under construction. Wild Greens: Jerry Coleby-Williams identifies some weeds in the garden that can also be eaten as food. A Family Backyard, Part 3: Josh Byrne checks in on a young family to see the progress of their DIY back yard and give them a hand with the next step. Top 5 Winter Natives: Angus Stewart picks his top 5 native plants to add colour to the winter garden.

Getting Started: Jane Edmanson visits ABC 3 presenter and aspirational gardener Amberley Lobo, to check out her small plot and give her a hand to make it bloom. Choosing a Feature Tree: John Patrick explains how to pick the perfect feature tree to provide colour, shade, fruit or somewhere to hang a swing. A Love of Bonsai: Sophie Thomson meets a man with a passion for bonsai using Australian native plants. The Vegie Patch: Tino makes a home-made fertiliser to feed the fruit trees to prepare them for the season ahead. Inspired by Vietnam: Colin Campbell visits a gardener whose trips to Vietnam have inspired his exotic and colourful garden.

The Vegie Patch: Tino Carnevale shows how to make 'hot' compost to process all of the winter garden waste from The Vegie Patch. The Vegie Guide: Stephen Ryan updates the Vegie Guide - looking at what's good to plant in vegie gardens, around the country A Sunshine Coast Garden: Colin Campbell visits some old friends to see the colourful garden they have created on Queensland's iconic Sunshine Coast. Creating a Terrarium: Jane Edmanson shows how to plant the ultimate low maintenance garden - a terrarium. Wairoa: Sophie Thomson visits one of the oldest gardens in South Australia to explore its incredible plant collection. Jean's Garden: Josh Byrne visits a gardener who has turned a steep and rocky block into a bustling garden full of natives, roses and ornamental trees.

Esther's Garden: Stephen Ryan drops in on a passionate gardener with a singular obsession - wattles. A Garden in Alice: Jane Edmanson visits a young family to find out how they created their beautiful and productive garden in the middle of the desert. Making a Hot Box: Josh Byrne shows how to builds a homemade hot house to raise seed. Weed Control: Jerry Coleby-Williams shows how to control weeds organically. Early Spring Vegies: Josh Byrne plants fast growing spring crops lettuce and Asian greens. Guilfoyle's Volcano: John Patrick visits the RBG Melbourne to see Guilfoyle's Volcano, a spectacular new project that has restored an original part of the garden, hidden from view for nearly a century.

Spring Vegie Jobs: Jerry Coleby-Williams is in his vegie garden harvesting spices, saving seed and planting early season crops celery, celeriac, lettuce and radish. The Vegie Guide: Stephen Ryan updates the Vegie Guide - looking at what's good to plant in vegie gardens, around the country. The Weird and Wonderful: Sophie Thomson looks at some of the weird and wonderful plants at The Botanic Gardens of Adelaide. Checking In With Dave: Jane Edmanson returns to see how novice gardener and comedian Dave Lawson has got along with his garden since her last visit. Pruning Banksias: Angus Stewart demonstrates how to prune banksias for shape, lots of flowers or a complete rejuvenation. 'Runnymede': Tino Carnevale visits one of Hobart's oldest gardens to explore its plant collection and history.

Conserving Rare Trees: Clarence Slockee looks at some rare and threatened plants and explains how they're being protected. The Vegie Patch - Potatoes / Seed vs Seedlings: Tino Carnevale plants spring crops including red onion, garlic and lettuce and a range of traditional and unusual potato varieties. Rusty's Garden: Jane Edmanson visits comedian and musician Rusty Berther, from The Scared Weird Little Guys, to help him prepare for the competitive marrow growing season. Caring for Succulents: Jerry Coleby-Williams gets stuck into his succulents and cacti, doing some much needed maintenance before the hot weather arrives. Old-Fashioned Roses: Colin Campbell visits a gardener who collects old fashioned roses and manages to grow them to perfection in the challenging Brisbane conditions.

A School Vegie Garden: Tino Carnevale checks in on a school garden he helped build a year ago to see their success and solve a few problems. Propagating Herbs: Angus Stewart looks at a variety of methods for propagating herbs and shows which method is best for different types A Tale of Two Gardens: John Patrick explores the gardens at The Heide Museum of Modern Art to look at changes in garden design over the years. A Family Backyard, Part 4: Josh Byrne checks in on the family backyard and helps plant some herbs for the chooks, rejuvenate the lawn and mark the final layout of the pathways. An Oasis in the Desert: Jane Edmanson visits The Olive Pink Botanic Garden in Alice Springs to see the incredible colour of the desert and its plants.

A Garden for the Future: Stephen Ryan drops in on a young gardener and friend to see how his garden, plant collection and passion have grown. Pest Control: Jerry Coleby-Williams plants a range of crops to help control the explosion of insect pests in his productive garden. The Vegie Guide: Stephen Ryan updates the Vegie Guide - looking at what's good to plant in vegie gardens, around the country Potted Plant Care: Jane Edmanson shows what to do to potted plants to get great results through the coming season. Spring Pruning: Josh Byrne is doing some essential spring pruning to shape plants, encourage vigorous growth for lots of fruit. A Native Cottage Garden: Sophie Thomson visits a gardener in Adelaide, with a collection of native plants from across Australia.

Gardening for Community: Jane Edmanson visits a couple who have built a colourful and productive garden for themselves and their local community. Subtropical Spring Vegies: Jerry's Coleby-Williams plants a range of crops suited to the challenging conditions of a subtropical spring. A Garden to Remember: Angus Stewart visits an extensive native garden created by a passionate plants man, which is now lovingly maintained by his widow as a tribute. Propagating Cuttings: Stephen Ryan demonstrates the basics of plant propagation from cuttings. Rhododendrons in Bloom: John Patrick visits the National Rhododendron Gardens in Olinda VIC, to look at their spectacular display and pick a few favourites for the home garden.

Plants for Picking: Jane Edmanson profiles her favourite plants for cut flowers and shows how to grow them. Filled with Foliage: Jerry Coleby-Williams explores a garden in Brisbane, filled to the brim with colourful foliage, flowers and established trees. The Vegie Patch: Tino Carnevale shares his tips for growing tomatoes and checks in on his lettuce experiment. The Vegie Guide: Stephen Ryan updates the Vegie Guide - looking at what's good to plant in vegie gardens around the country. For the Love of Clivias: Angus Stewart visits a woman with a passion for tough and colourful clivia. WA Wildflowers: Josh Byrne visits Kings Park to check out their world famous collection of wildflowers, finds his favourites and profiles a few that are great in the home garden.

Daniel's Inspiration: Sophie Thompson speaks with teenager Daniel Lutz, to find out who sparked his incredible passion for gardening. Designing for a Family: John Patrick visits a garden designed for a large family who love to play outdoors. The Vegie Patch: Tino Carnevale plants some of his favourite summer crops capsicum, chillies and beans. Choosing Mulch: Angus Stewart explains the different types of mulch and how to use them. The Purple House: Jane Edmanson visits a hospital garden in Alice Springs that provides indigenous patients with traditional bush medicines.

On the Verge: Jerry Coleby-Williams plants sweet potatoes on his verge to make the most of every piece of his productive patch. The Towra Team: Clarence Slockee visits the Towra Team, a group of indigenous trainees working with NSW Parks to restore, protect and connect with their country. A Native Garden Showcase: Sophie Thomson explores The Adelaide Botanic Gardens to show how Australian plants can be used to create a range of traditional garden styles. Growing Succulents: Josh Byrne visits a gardener with a passion for growing succulent plants and cacti. A Spiritual Garden: Jane Edmanson meets a gardener who has spent 35 years creating a lush oasis, full of plants and memories

Irrigation Maintenance Tips: Josh Byrne prepares for the summer heat, flushing and repairing irrigation lines. Lyn and Bill's Garden: Stephen Ryan drops in on some old friends to explore their lovingly tended garden full of rare and unusual plants. The Vegie Patch - Crop Protection: Tino Carnevale demonstrates some simple ways to protect ripening crops. Bringing the Outside Inside: Colin Campbell visits a gardener who has overcome a challenging sloped block, by using two distinctly different garden styles. Planting for Summer: Josh Byrne plants some crops for the warmer seasons ahead. Tulips: Jane Edmanson visits a Tulip farm in Melbourne's Dandenong Ranges, to explore the colour and form of one of the world's most popular flowers.

Growing for the Mission: Jane Edmanson visits a flower grower who also grows vegetables for St Kilda's Sacred Heart Mission to help feed the homeless. A Family Backyard Final: Josh Byrne visits the young family to see the results of the playful and productive garden he has helped them to create. Seedling Production: Jerry Coleby-Williams visits a seedling nursery to find out how they grow them to perfection. Gardening in a New Climate: Tino Carnevale meets a gardener who has overcome the challenge of a new gardening climate, having moved from Queensland to the Apple Isle.