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A casually elegant place to entertain [Randwick City Council Competition]

Native bees were welcomed in this Botany garden

Flowers – bringing the generations together

Even tiny spaces can overflow with character [Bayside Council Competition]

Australian schools are welcoming the gardening movement…and our Judges

Middle Eastern accents & low maintenance succulents gave interest to this Botany rooftop terrace corner

Carefully designed nature strips create interest for passers-by

Gardens can be a surprising canvas for a variety of artistic pursuits [Botany]

Narrow unit block corridors can be enlivened by architectural planting

Commercial buildings are finding new life cloaked in green walls

Bonsai provide both intimate moments & large scale motifs in unit living

This exciting tropical boardwalk was a perfect solution to a Malabar battle-axe

The garden can be the source of many forgotten crafts reinvigorated for the new millennium

Street Libraries such as this quirky example are a delightful offshoot of the recycling movement

Carefully selected plants & repeated elements were a bold solution for this windswept Bayside balcony

With new cultivars & South African imports, native-style gardens can also brim with colour [Daceyville]

Finding ‘overgrowing’ solutions for outgrown toys [Sans Souci]

This ceramic collection provided interest in a shady Randwick corner

Bold colours gave this formally treated Coogee courtyard a fun vibe

Sharing produce has been the start of many a great community-garden friendship

There’s always a welcome place for this picture-perfect Bardwell Park winner

Japanese influences inspired this contemplative Camden Grand Champion

China meets Spain in a Southern Sydney suburb…

After such regional devastation, encouraging green shoots in the city is a must

Encouraging our natural pollinators is a new priority

Indoor Plants – for many, a growing obsession

Garden Award events offer excellent marketing tie-ins & sustainability presentations

Imaginative recycling & a keen interest in nature fuelled this teenager’s backyard Botany retreat

Winners are always grinners – this couple’s gardening pride was ignited by their local Camden competition