Green Magazine

Nurturing Nature

Most avid gardeners in Australia will know and love The Diggers Club. They have been around long enough for many of us to hold dear childhood memories of family discussions around one of their open catalogues, the excitement of deciding what to plant next! Their productive gardens at Heronswood in Dromana and St Erth in Blackwood have been inspiring home gardeners for decades with their sustainable practices and impressive bounty of edible and ornamental plantings.

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