Last weekend, I had the pleasure of participating in two events after what had been an incredible week up in Arnhem land at the Plastic Waste in the Ocean and Ghost Net Think Tank. First up, I was back at the Woodford Folk Festival site, Woodfordia, and then on my way back to Brisbane Airport, I stopped in the Samford Valley to visit a few of the gardens that will be open as part of the Samford Edible Garden Trail, which is opening the gates to 11 Gardens on the weekend of the 18th and 19th of May.

Sophie visits a glorious autumn garden, Hannah installs a frog pond, Josh gives crop rotation tips, Jerry tours a sustainable designer garden, Clarence shows how to divide Kangaroo Paw and Tammy delves into grow lights.

Tammy illuminates the best approach for supporting indoor plants with artificial grow lights.

Clarence shows how to divide the magical kangaroo paw.

This beautiful tree grew when dinosaurs roamed the earth.

Before you throw a broken pot away, why not try repairing it!

Spoil mum this Mother’s Day with some home-made apple pancakes!

From north to south, east to west – there’s plenty to plant in the vegie patch, no matter where you live!

As the weather gets cooler, it’s the perfect time to get stuck into some gardening jobs!