Gardening Australia Season 34 Premiere (ABC TV Friday 10 February 2023)

Tammy Huynh joins the Gardening Australia team in 2023! Tammy, who lives in Western Sydney and was a guest presenter in 2022, will be discussing some unique approaches to gardening in urban areas. Tammy, a seasoned gardener and writer, won the 2021 Horticulturist of the Year award from the Australian Institute of Horticulture. When it comes to houseplant horticulture, Tammy is an expert, and she provides a new, exciting angle to the show.

Hannah Moloney, a native of Tasmania is also joining the show. Since her 2019 guest presenter series, Hannah, a professional garden designer and best-selling author, has been a semi-regular on Gardening Australia. Hannah will keep showing off her beautiful hilltop residence and fruitful garden in Hobart, Tasmania, and talking about how she built it using sustainable materials and how she uses them in her daily life. The Island State’s stunning horticulture is another attraction for her upcoming visit.

Green Goals (Kulin Nations & Melbourne, Vic)
Costa Georgiadis
Costa tours the Royal Botanic Gardens to learn how the team of horticulturalists are adapting the plant collections to ensure they will withstand a changing climate. Working from Home (Peramangk Country & Adelaide Hills, SA)

Sophie Thomson
Sophie visits the home garden of a renowned landscape designer which showcases many different styles of garden design seamlessly within the stunning space.

Slated for Summer (Taungurung Country & Central Victoria)
Millie Ross
Millie gets stuck into some summer jobs—pruning, pest-proofing, and of course, planting—to prepare her garden for the cooler times ahead.

A Walk Through History (Kulin Nations & Melbourne, Vic)
Clarence Slockee & Hannah Moloney
Clarence and Hannah meet up with a First Nations Educator at the Botanic Gardens to learn about the intersection of the cultural and ecological history of the landscape.

Delectable Dragon Fruit (Dharug Country & Paramatta, NSW)
Tammy Huynh
Tammy shows how easy it is to propagate dragon fruit plants in pots, so that anyone can grow these sweet treats in a garden of any size.

My Garden Path (Whadjuk Country & Darch, WA)
We meet Kevin Butler, a pharmacist who has become an internationally recognised cultivator of Cymbidium orchids focusing on colour, patterns, and beauty.

Tips & Tricks
Jerry profiles a stunning tropical plant that can be grown anywhere in Australia; Hannah covers the perfect thickness for mulch; Josh explains why some eucalypts have multiple stems.

Airdate: Friday 10 February 2023 at 7.30pm on ABC TV.

Season 34 Episode 1