Gardening Blogs and Homepages
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Dirt and Flowers
am new to gardening. I found at the beginning of this year I started making changes to my garden and couldn’t stop. I have completely transformed it. I have another blog for my art practice and photography, but decided to start this one so I wouldn’t be continually updating my other blog with posts about the garden. I would like to share my successes and failures here as I learn to be a gardener. Report | Bookmark | Details Submitted 04/05/11 |
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Doing it Naturally
One womans diary about the family move to sustainability on a 1/4 acre town block in WA Report | Bookmark | Details Submitted 31/12/07 |
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Edible Urban Garden
Blog about the ebbs and flows of a small, mainly edible garden in the inner west of Sydney. Report | Bookmark | Details Submitted 28/09/08 |
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Edible Urban Garden
Enjoying squeezing more and more fruit and vegetables amongst flowers and other plants, on our small patch near the centre of Sydney. Report | Bookmark | Details Submitted 10/09/09 |
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Exterior Visions - garden design
This is a garden blog written by Perth Landscape Designer Claire Maloney from Exterior Visions.It offers useful garden information including plants and local landscaping products. Report | Bookmark | Details Submitted 06/02/09 |
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Florez Nursery
Plants and gardening and some art from a horticulturist Report | Bookmark | Details Submitted 18/04/09, edited 20/04/09 |
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Frog Garden
Subtropical gardening and wildlife in sunny brisbane. Report | Bookmark | Details Submitted 19/04/06, edited 20/04/06 |
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Front Yard Veggie Patch
This blog describes the development of a veggie patch in a suburban Melbourne front yard Report | Bookmark | Details Submitted 14/02/11 |
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Funkbunny's kitchen garden
A blog about growing food, cooking and pottering about the garden in Melbourne from a new but passionate gardener and chook-keeper. Report | Bookmark | Details Submitted 13/08/09 |
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funky frontyard farmers
A young family living in the suburbs of N.S.W aiming to grow enough vegetables to sustain our household for one week in Januray 2011. latest post 'Christmas Carrots and Champagne calamities'. Report | Bookmark | Details Submitted 22/11/10, edited 01/02/11 |
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Garden Amateur
Australian inner-city garden with the accent on food, flowers and photography. Not much space but a lot happening. Report | Bookmark | Details Submitted 20/07/08, edited 09/11/08 |
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Gardening Mumma
So I’ve set myself a challenge! How productive can a suburban/ courtyard/ container garden really be? I would absolutely LOVE to feed our bouncing baby boy home-grown *produce* wherever possible. He has very sensitive skin and multiple food allergies so nourishing him with my own fruit and veg would be fantastic. Growing it all ourselves would also be a cheaper option as opposed to buying it from the grocery store… Now don’t be fooled- he has a bumper appetite even for a 9 month old that currently costs us about $40 a week for fruit and veggies alone. Report | Bookmark | Details Submitted 07/05/11 |
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gardening nut
i hope someone out there can help me with this. I have a plant I cannot identify so I hope anyone who sees this can. theresa. vic. Report | Bookmark | Details Attached file: plants 002.JPG (399 downloads) Submitted 10/08/08 |
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Gardening Under the Southern Cross
The trials and tribulations of one Aussie gardener's adaptation to the changing climate. Report | Bookmark | Details Submitted 29/07/09, edited 30/07/09 |