Gillian Vine

Gillian Vine enjoys a touch of Japan in South Australia. 

Gillian Vine fights to get things to grow in dry shade. 

Gillian Vine reflects on the momentous day when the Allies in Singapore surrendered.

Gillian Vine visits an Adelaide garden adapted to the harsher climate. 

Gillian Vine sings penstemons' praises. 

Gillian Vine says some vegetables still can be planted or sown. 

Gillian Vine considers going up instead of out. 

Gillian Vine looks at the contribution made to rose breeding by David Austin. 

Gillian Vine looks at a misnamed plant, the day lily. 

Gillian Vine suggests a Kiwi approach to summer vegetables. 

Gillian Vine peeps into a piece of paradise in a Dunedin garden. 

Gillian Vine encounters a honey of an idea for gardeners. 

Gillian Vine's belief in blackcurrants gets scientific backing. 

The new slogan says it all - "Pacific Trust Otago, where peoples connect''.

 Gillian Vine looks at four recently-published garden books. 

Gillian Vine sees how a garden has developed in 14 years. 

Gillian Vine looks at a vast vegetable family. 

Gillian Vine meets a Kiwi couple who have turned a quiet Queensland town into a tourist hotspot.

Gillian Vine lines up 10 garden tasks for Labour Weekend.