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 | | Welcome to the Gardening Australia Newsletter: 11/11/2010 | Coming Up This Week | | | Val's Garden - Gardening in Toowoomba - Spring Natives - John's Plot - A Bush Food Garden - A Grand Champion Garden
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13/11/2010
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Presenter: Angus Stewart, 13/11/2010
Angus Stewart spices up his garden with a few bush tucker plants
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POH'S KITCHEN Come behind the scenes with TV celebrity cook Poh Ling Yeow and meet the gardeners who have influenced the way she prepares food.
GARDENING AS THERAPY . As a child, Daniel Lutz was diagnosed with autism, but has learnt to overcome it thanks to his passion for plants and his family are thrilled with the therapeutic effects gardening is having on their teenage son.
OLD FAVOURITE: MULBERRY Sophie Thomson rediscovers the charm of this alluring tree and introduces some of the most popular varieties.
ELEGANT AGAPANTHUS Jennifer Stackhouse reveals some interesting facts about this stunning garden beauty, along with a few new weed-free varieties that are safe to grow en masse in your yard.
WHAT TO DO THIS MONTH There's plenty to do in the December garden. This must-read 12-page guide delivers timely tips on what to plant, propagate and prune during the festive season.
ALSO IN THIS ISSUE
- Visit a gorgeous native-garden sanctuary open to the public for the first time
- Maggie Beer welcomes a festive-season favourite: cherries
- Stephen Ryan looks at pencil-thin screening plants
- How to beat hibiscus bugs
- Millie Ross reflects on a year of thrifty ideas
- Plus a handy, cut-and-keep 2010 index
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