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S21·E26 Episode 26

Core Aired August 14, 2010
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Synopsis

The Vegie Patch: Tino Carnevale is doing some winter fruit tree maintenance, pruning the pomegranate, inspecting for pest and disease and treating scale and sooty mould.

Gum Trees: Clarence Slockee looks at the most iconic of all Australian trees and explains how they were used by aboriginal people.

Grid Planting: Jane Edmanson shows a simple planting trick to get the most out of a small vegie garden.

The Vegie Guide: Stephen Ryan updates The Vegie Guide, a planting calendar for productive gardens right around the country.

Textured Garden: Jerry Coleby-Williams shows how to use textural plants in the garden to create colour and interest throughout the year, regardless of flowers.

Euphorbias: Stephen Ryan shows some of his favourite plants from this large and diverse genus.

Stephanie Alexander: Leonie Norrington chats to Stephanie Alexander at the launch of The Kitchen Garden Foundation in The Top End to discuss how they are growing a new generation of gardeners.

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Frequently Asked Questions

When did Season 21 Episode 26 of Gardening Australia air?

Season 21, Episode 26 ('Episode 26') originally aired on August 14, 2010.

How long is Season 21 Episode 26 ('Episode 26')?

The episode follows the standard broadcast runtime for Gardening Australia.

What happens in Gardening Australia Season 21 Episode 26?

The Vegie Patch: Tino Carnevale is doing some winter fruit tree maintenance, pruning the pomegranate, inspecting for pest and disease and treating scale and sooty mould. Gum Trees: Clarence Slockee looks at the most iconic of all Australian trees and explains how they were used by aboriginal people...

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