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Millie Ross suggests Aussie plants to grow indoors, Costa Georgiadis discovers some rare camellias, Jerry Coleby-Williams meets a Tillandsia expert and Jane Edmanson discovers great food can be grown in tough spaces. For almost 30 years Gardening Australia has provided practical, trustworthy and credible gardening advice to inspire and entertain. Join Costa Georgiadis and the team as they traverse the country unearthing the best gardens.   Gardening Australia ep. 23 2018   Camellia Ark Costa meets a super-keen camellia grower who stepped in to save a collection of heritage Camellia cultivars from being bulldozed FAQs - Watering succulents | Apple trees from seed | Fish bones in compost Gardening Australia presenters answer commonly asked gardening questions Pathway Plants Josh Byrne has tips on keeping plants under control along pathways My Garden Path - Guerrilla Great | Shirley Johnson As the deadline looms for entries to this year’s Gardener of the Year award, we meet the 2016 winne

In the Beechgrove Garden, Jim is in the conservatory showing how to prune camellias, while Carole puts together hanging baskets with some new plant introductions. [videopress y3ItXwMG w="560" h="360" hd="true"] This is Carole's second visit to new gardeners in a mature garden, Mark and Aileen Snowden, in Newport on Tay and this time, Carole creates a fruit border for the family. Carole is also treated to a spectacular spring show in the 'auricular theatre' at Rumbling Bridge Nursery. The Beechgrove Garden episode 7 This week Jim and George were in the Conservatory keeping out of the rain. The citrus plants are looking splendid with pest-free, healthy-looking growth. They have been kept inside over the winter with a little watering to keep them going. Jim commented that plants in glazed pots can be very easily overwatered, whereas those in unglazed pots lose moisture quickly, so you need to be careful with watering. It is easier to keep plants i