Gee I have had a double injection of botanic gardens this week! Last Friday, I was at the Royal Botanic Gardens in Melbourne where we were filming the links for an upcoming episode of Gardening Australia. As I have probably explained to you before, the links are all those joining segments within the show where I come along in between stories and introduce what’s coming up and sometimes back introduce something that we’ve been speaking about. It’s also where I open and close the show and throw to things like regular segments such as Jobs for the Weekend and My Garden Path.

Josh meets a creative gardener who has set up a brilliantly simple hydroponic growing system.

Tammy shares solutions to some of the most common indoor plant problems - overwatering, fungal problems, pests and more!

It’s not always easy to find a spot in the garden that gets 6+ hours of sunlight for growing vegies. The solution is to grow your produce in movable pots and containers!

We catch up with Josh to find out some of his favourite plants and gardening tips and discover why he loves gardening!

Sophie discovers a range of sensational basil varieties for every taste and space.

We follow the path of landscape architect Andrew Laidlaw, to learn more about his own life and his role in creating some of Melbourne’s most beloved landscapes.

With the warmer months and outdoor entertaining ahead, now is the perfect time to repair your timber garden chairs!

This week, we’re heading back to 2006! In this episode, Peter Cundall shows how to plant and look after citrus trees, John Patrick explores a Bellarine Peninsula native garden, Angus Stewart is propagating natives and Jane Edmanson tours the "Long Island" garden in the Royal Botanic Gardens, Melbourne.

It’s time to enjoy your weekly dose of vintage Gardening Australia!

Find out what to plant now in your vegie garden - no matter where you live!