Steve and Deryn are joined by Janine Mendel.
Janine Mendel founder of CultivArt Landscape Design discusses how to make your small garden work.
Janine believes that that 'at the end of the process, your house should look like it's been planted in the garden.'
Read MoreSteve and Deryn are joined by Mark Tucek who talks growing bush tucker plants in your backyard. Bush tucker is being embraced by chefs all around the world and the unique flavours inspire culinary creativity. Learn how to add these special varieties to your garden, most of these Tucker Bush plants are easy to grow.
Read MoreJames Talijanchich is a 3rd generation wine grower from Western Australia's spectacular Swan Valley. James talks about the passion and art of producing their world acclaimed liqueurs, the value of organic techniques in the vineyard and winning gold in London 3 years running in the worlds most prestigious fortified wine competition.
Read MoreSteve and Deryn are joined by Tim Kershaw. Tim has worked in leading fine dining restaurants throughout Australia and the UK and shares what really goes on in the kitchens. He discusses his new found passion for growing his own produce and talks about the wonders of fermented foods.
Read MoreWe talk with Alec and Jackie Hooper from one of Australia's most awarded Garden Centres Zannthorea Nursery Australian Native Plant specialists.
Read MoreOur latest episode features the waste educator, Peg Davies. She believes there is no such thing as waste and that a lot of what we throw out can be used in the garden. Steve and Deryn also discuss the important winter tasks for your garden.
Read MoreAraluen Botanical Park in Western Australia is famous for its Camellias, Heritage Roses and the biggest Chili Festival in the Southern Hemisphere. Run by a passionate group of volunteers it is unique as it is spectacular. John Colwill is a well known horticultural identity who has played a major role in the parks success and shares his story.
Read MoreDeryn and Steve talk citrus for the home garden and chat to Bill Davey about planting trees in the wheat belt, the wonders of deep planting and the value of tube stock.
Read MoreSteve and Deryn talk Permaculture with Charles Otway from Terra Perma. We also discuss solutions for some of gardening's most common pests and disease
Read MoreAngus has been a presenter with ABC TV Gardening Australia for over a decade and worked with ABC Radio for 25 years. He is a keen plant breeder, author, and horticultural educator.
Read MoreSteve and Deryn talk with Joanne Harris from Guildford Town Garden Centre about the best trees for the home garden and Toni Riccelli international judge with The Cup of Excellence talks coffee.
Read MoreSteve and Deryn talk garden bugs and diseases with Dr Darryl Hardie (Dr Bugalugs).
Read MoreThis Week on All the Dirt Podcast Steve and Deryn discuss the secrets to growing beautiful succulents, Sue McDougall, a much loved garden talk back host is our special guest and Audrey has a delicious baked sweet potato and baby spinach salad recipe that the family will love.
Read MoreSteve and Deryn talk keeping chickens in the suburban back yard and then later are joined by special guest Linda Mitchener from the Green Life Soil Company. Audrey takes us through the perfect olive preserving recipe.
Read MoreInside greenery is back in fashion and we’ll tell you the best and easiest plants to add living accents to your home decor.
Read MoreWith Chris Ferreira from The Forever Project Steve and Deryn look at how our awareness of the environment will make a difference to our planet, shade plants for difficult locations and Audrey's beaked quince recipe
Read MoreBuilding healthy soil and Microscopic soil life: If you have healthy soil it’s easy to have a good garden and Deryn and Steve are joined by ABC talk-back gardener Sabrina Hahn to discuss beneficial microbes, fungi and the diverse soil ecosystems that determine the productivity of our gardens.
Read MoreYou don’t need much space or time to grow potted mini micro greens which are concentrated power houses of nutrition.
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