While writing this editorial, I am listening to radio interviews about National Australian Science Week which aims to promote STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) education nationwide. One young seven-year-old told me that his school calls it STEEM, and the extra E is for the environment, a most important topic.… Continue reading
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By Gabrielle Stannus
As we plan for climate change, we hear a lot about street trees planted for their ornamental and environmental amenity. What about fruit trees in these and other public landscapes and home gardens? What can we learn from commercial orchardists now to help improve how we select and maintain fruit trees to survive our changing climate, particularly those varieties that require winter chill?… Continue reading
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By Karen Smith
The colours of a rainbow were on show at the recent Nursery & Garden Industry Queensland’s Green Expo. The moment you entered the building, the place was abuzz with excitement and creative displays.
The Expo was held at the Gold Coast Turf Club and Events Centre, which has proved successful since moving from the Gold Coast Convention Centre.… Continue reading
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By Michael Casey
The Singapore Garden Festival (SGF) successfully returned in August for its ninth edition at the Suntec Singapore Convention & Exhibition Centre, showcasing an amazing blend of creativity and horticultural prowess. Organised by the National Parks Board (NParks), this premier international garden and flower show continues to captivate with its signature events, including the highly anticipated Best of Show Designer Gardens competition and a refreshed Floral Windows to the World Championship.… Continue reading
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