Winter gardening is not a dormant season for your backyard landscape
In short: Discover how to maintain a vibrant garden during the colder months. This segment from Gardening Australia features horticultural experts showcasing specific plant varieties that thrive in winter, offering practical inspiration for keeping your outdoor space colourful and healthy throughout the season.
This segment, featured in Season 35, Episode 20 of Gardening Australia, highlights several plant species suitable for winter cultivation. The featured plants include the Maidenhair Vine (Muehlenbeckia complexa), the Copper Glow Tea Tree (Leptospermum), the Silverberry (Elaeagnus x submacrophylla), the Chef's Cap Correa (Correa baeuerlenii), and the Pêche de Vigne peach tree (Prunus persica cv.).
Filmed on Taungurung Country in Central Victoria, the program demonstrates how professional horticulturalists approach seasonal gardening. By selecting specific, cold-hardy varieties, gardeners can ensure their landscapes remain productive and visually engaging even when temperatures drop.
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