Keith Gilbert started gardening late in life. But he has found his calling and now runs the Kin Kin State school garden and has a garden design business called, The Plot Thickens. (I just love that name!) Thanks Keith for sharing your garden story with us. First of all how would you describe your garden? […]
Marvellous Marigolds
My garden has two clusters of marigold plants. These are loaded with delightful orange flowers. I can see these marigold flowers from my kitchen window. When I’m washing the dishes, I often take a little moment to check out these flowers. Their cheery nature always makes me happy. Random Marigolds These marigold plants weren’t planted in these […]
Interview with a Gardener | Peter Morson
Peter Morson moved to Blackheath in the Blue Mountains four years ago. Over this time he has worked on restoring his garden to its former glory. In the process, he has been delighted to create his own piece of paradise. Thanks Peter for sharing your garden story with us. First of all how would you describe your […]
Interview with a Gardener | Sally Osborne
Sally Osborne’s garden is a place of joy. Somewhere to take the time to slow down and appreciate the simple pleasures in life. She also has written a book called Womanhood. It’s about love, encouragement, comfort eating, bad hair days, sponge cakes and children and everyday situations which women get into. Sally was lovely enough to send […]
Interview with a Gardener | Eleanor Young
Eleanor Young has created a lush food forest using permaculture principles. Her love of permaculture has led her to run an ecourse based on these principles called Earth Mamas – Permaculture for Passionate Women. Thanks Eleanor for sharing your story with us! First of all how would you describe your garden? (What do you grow? What […]
Interview with a Gardener | Lesley Crowden
Kaydale Lodge Gardens is where Lesley Crowden grew up and discovered her love for gardening. It has been her family’s obsession for over 30 years. Over this time, a magnificent garden has been created and nurtured. We were fortunate enough to receive a gorgeous book from Lesley that documents the history of Kaydale Lodge Gardens. […]
What travels 16,531 kilometers?
Why our Bulldog Tools and Haws Watering Cans! We had our orders of Bulldog tools and Haws watering cans arrive in November from the UK. We have also had our new catalogue mailout as well as Christmas orders, so the last few weeks have been super busy packing tools and watering cans. I have been […]
How Gardenware fell in love with Bulldog Tools
In 2002, I fell in love with a business book by Paul Hawken called “Growing a Business.” Hawken wrote the book in the 80’s and used his own business, Smith & Hawken, as an example of successful and sustainable business practices. Smith & Hawken started as a mail order tool catalogue, importing Bulldog solid forged […]
Down To Earth | Interview with a Gardener – John Davis
John Davis’ garden is named Dingo’s Run. It was started in 2008 and covers 6 acres of a twenty acre property. He bought his land in 2007. At the time it was being used for cattle and was almost devoid of trees, except for the summer creek area. Over the last 6 years, it has […]
Down To Earth | Interview with a Gardener – Jackie Walkington
Jackie Walkington has created a garden space that is inspired by diversity. She appreciates the peace that her garden offers her and over time has become an expert composter! Here is her garden story. First of all how would you describe your garden? (What do you grow? What is your climate like? ) I moved […]
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