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Laurel and Wes Hosking, owners of the historic Para Para House in Gawler, have opened its sprawling grounds to the public, celebrating all it took to create a rejuvenated, abundant garden.

ABC Talkback Gardening was treated to a bounty of gardening expertise at the Royal Adelaide Show with Gardening Australia's Costa Georgiadis, Sophie Thomson and Hannah Moloney.

On ABC Talkback Gardening, horticultural supplier, Phillip Smoult joined Deb Tribe & Sophie Thomson with tips on soil preparation, feeding, raising seed, mulching & more in time for spring.

Floral displays, landscaping designs, gardening clubs and scarecrows - there's plenty for the home garden enthusiast in the Horticultural Pavilion at this year's Royal Adelaide Show.

Deputy Vice President of Friends of the Botanic Gardens, Margaret Swincer joined ABC Talkback Gardening to discuss our 3 Botanic Gardens, the Arboretum & the role of community.

On ABC Talkback Gardening Sophie Thomson shared her expert tips and the actions you can take now in winter, so your home garden benefits later, in spring.

Green Adelaide has released its 5-year Regional Landscape Plan to guide crucial work for Adelaide’s urban landscape board toward a cooler, greener, wilder and more climate-resilient city.

Trees For Life Seed Bank Manager, Mitchell Livingston, joined ABC Talkback Gardening to discuss the best native plants to grow in South Australian home gardens this winter.

On Talkback Gardening, Deb & Sophie were joined by Demolition Garden Rescue, a not-for-profit community initiative where volunteers save plants from gardens before they are demolished.

Peter Heidenreich from Australian Worm Firm knows worms. The difference between earthworms, compost worms and how to create a worm farm that really works in your home garden.

When winter arrives, the tendency could be to simply survive the cold, wet months. But, Sophie Thomson from ABC Talkback Gardening is committed to colour.

Urban Zoologist, James Smith, an urban zoologist, knows a thing or two about possums and how to keep your garden attracting the wildlife you actually want to stay.

This time of year bare-rooted roses are readily available in South Australian garden centres. But what does it take to create a rose, produce a new rose variety and have it be available to the public?

Everyone wants their fruit to thrive, but what does it take to prepare your plants and nurture bare-rooted fruit trees? Sam Luke from Balhannah Nurseries shares his tips.

It's a week into winter, and South Australian garden centres are packed with deciduous trees and stone fruits ready to be transplanted in your home garden.