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Gardening Writer, The Age
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By Megan Backhouse| Sydney Morning Herald Verified , register or subscribe to save articles for later. Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Just as you think you’ve got the measure of Jeremy Valentine and Grant Francis’ garden, you round a corner and everything shifts. Twists and contrasts abound here. The mood is both theatrical and earthy. The plantings feel bold with a lick of wildness. Sun-bleached grey beds bump up against hyper-saturated green ones. Peacocks and guinea fowl saunter about olives and cacti.
By Megan Backhouse| Sydney Morning Herald Verified , register or subscribe to save articles for later. Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Out are stiff borders, straight lines and lashings of paving. In are soft edges, long lawns and plants that lure birds and bees. Displays at the Melbourne International Flower and Garden Show are getting more naturalistic by the year.
By Megan Backhouse| Sydney Morning Herald Verified , register or subscribe to save articles for later. Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Just as you think you’ve got the measure of Jeremy Valentine and Grant Francis’ garden, you round a corner and everything shifts. Twists and contrasts abound here. The mood is both theatrical and earthy. The plantings feel bold with a lick of wildness. Sun-bleached grey beds bump up against hyper-saturated green ones. Peacocks and guinea fowl saunter about olives and cacti.
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The Age
The Age is a well-established daily newspaper based in Melbourne, Australia, founded on October 17, 1854, by John and Henry Cooke and Walter Powell. Initially created to support miners during the Australian Gold Rush, it has evolved into a leading source of news in Victoria. The newspaper is currently owned by Nine Entertainment and has a rich history of political influence and advocacy for liberal causes. The Age offers comprehensive news coverage, including local, national, and international stories, as well as sports, business, and lifestyle articles. It provides a digital version of its content through a website and mobile app, ensuring readers have access to news online. The newspaper also maintains an extensive archive of past issues for research and historical purposes. Committed to high-quality journalism, The Age focuses on investigative reporting and in-depth analysis, aiming to inform and engage the public on important social issues.
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
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Founded: 1854