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…to our 5th Year Anniversary Issue – STG Number 20!

With winter retreating, warmth not only brings forth spring flowers and flushes of growth, it inspires gardeners to become more active within the garden and out in public spaces like parks and botanic gardens. This is also a period when many private gardens are open – a great opportunity to sticky-beak at someone else’s garden.

As usual we have this issue packed with your favourite plants, plus a lot you may never have seen before but worth growing. Five of our dedicated horticulturists list their favourite fine-textured leaved plants, whilst I tackle pelargoniums.

Paul Plant Editor of subTropical Gardening magazine
 

Helen Curran from Sydney investigates plants that gardeners are told cannot grow there – or can they?

The Queensland Bushfood Association tackles the Midyim Berry and the Lockyer Organic Growers address problems with making compost. Cynthia Carson reports on research on turf and Arno King does a fine summary for the coming months.

After five fantastic years we still have so much yet to cover.

subTropical Gardening – a lifetime of local advice.

Paul Plant – Editor

 
 

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