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Gardening is so rewarding. In fact, the joys of gardening last a lifetime. Remember the first time you popped in a seed - and with a bit of water and some encouragement up jumped a thing of beauty, it was...

Located only 250 km northeast of Adelaide, nestled on the banks of the River Murray is the bright and bustling rural township of Renmark. Renmark is right in the heart of South Australia’s Riverland...

One thing I look forward to, when driving along Fullarton Road is enjoying the expansive tree lined frontage of Glenside Hospital with its groves of mature eucalypts, conifers and other species dominating the...

Welcome to In the Garden's first Summer Special and we have a great show lined up for you: Our very own vet, Dr Derek McNair takes us on a Zoo feeding frenzy We lead a hand when it comes to kids...

Moving into retirement living can be a breath of fresh air for many people. A chance to spend time pursuing interests other than home repairs. It’s also a chance to consider donating some of your time...

How many of us love a ghost story, I know I do – when the hairs on the back of our neck to prickle with tales a bit of spookiness. I know most of us associate ghosts with haunted houses but what about...

How many of you think we are spending enough time outdoors? Getting into the garden or going on some nice long walks? Or maybe playing some social sport. Judging by the number of expired gym memberships...

When it comes to stunning flowers, it’s hard to beat a rose. Their blooms are filled with colour, vibrancy, allure and of course fragrance. And when it comes to finding the absolute best place in...

What happens when a mate gives you a call and asks for a bit of help – well you give a hand of course. Well this mate is a principal of a local primary school and is super keen to get their students...

Mention the words summer and gardening and there’s one thing we all think about and that’s watering. Being water smart means using products that deliver water efficiently. How you water is often a...