An Australian garden doesn't have to be a native one

An Australian garden doesn't have to be a native one

Throwing off the definitions of a native or exotic garden helps us to see the emerging identity of Australian gardens that take inspiration from local and global influences.

I live adjacent to an area of extensive state park which has vegetation that ecologists would describe as ‘lowland forest’. I walk in this forest almost every day observing the ever-changing rhythm of the ‘bush’, ...

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