A
- Adelaide
- Alister Clark Roses
- Apple Trees
- Artichokes
- Asian Greens
- Asparagus
- Australian Heirlooms
- Australian Rainforest Trees
- Autumn Colour
- Avocado Trees
B
- Backyard Berries
- Balcony Gardens
- Bananas
- bareroot trees, crowns and plants
- Beans
- Beetroot
- Berries - other
- Birds, Bees & Bug Books
- Blueberries
- Books - Cookbooks
- Books - Diggers Books
- Books - Fruits, Vegetables & Herbs
- Books - General plant books
- Books - Indoor Plant Books
- Books - Organic Gardening
- Broad Beans
- Broccoli
- Brussels Sprouts
- Bulbs A-Z
- Bulbs for the cutting garden
- Bulbs
- Bush roses
- Bushfire Gardening
- Buy in multiples and save
C
D
- Daffodils
- Dahlias
- David Austin Roses
- Diggers Flower Seedlings
- Diggers Garden Tools
- Diggers Heirloom Legends
- Drought tolerant garden
- Dwarf fruit trees
E
F
- Family Membership
- Farmers' Market Seeds
- Fennel
- Fertiliser and soil health
- Fig trees
- Flower Seeds A-K
- Flower Seeds L-Z
- Flowering Collections 'This Goes With That'
- Flowers for Good Bugs
- Flowers for the Vegie Patch
- For The Backyard Farmer
- Fruit
G
- Garden Accessories
- Garden art, pots and Vases
- Garden Supplies
- Garden Tools
- Gardening Books
- Garlic
- Gift Membership
- Gift Vouchers
- Grapes
- Grasses
- Green Manures
- Ground Covers
H
I
K
L
M
N
O
P
- Potatoes & other Tubers
- Parsnip and other root crops
- Pear Trees
- Peas
- Perennial Vegetables
- Perennials A-Z
- Propagation
- Pumpkins
R
S
- Sprouts
- Salvia
- Seed Collections
- Seedlings
- Seeds to sow now
- Seeds To Sow Now - Sub Tropical Zone
- Seeds To Sow Now - Cool Zone
- Seeds To Sow Now - Hot Zone
- Seeds To Sow Now - Tropical Zone
- Seeds To Sow Now - Warm Zone
- Shade Plants
- Shade Trees
- Shrubs
- Silverbeet and Spinach
- Spring Cottage Garden
- Spring Flowering Bulbs
- Storage Solutions
- Strawberries
- Success With Citrus
- Succulents
- Summer flowers
- Sustainable Gifts
T
- The Edible Hedge
- This Season's Garden Essentials
- This-goes-with-that
- Trees and Shrubs
- Trees and shrubs From Seed
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W
Z
Bill Bampton
Bill was the Director of the Diggers Trust Gardens and has spent time at Burnley College and the Royal Botanic Gardens, Melbourne. He grew up on a farm on the Yorke Peninsula which gave him a deep understanding of drought and drift sand.
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