Cedric Bryant

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Trained horticulturist and garden designer with over 30 years experience in the industry.

When the autumn leaves are an absolute windfall

Cedric Bryant - February 27, 2021

Throw bulbs up and plant where they fall

Cedric Bryant - February 20, 2021

Delicate cyclamen or a fairy ready to fly?

Cedric Bryant - February 13, 2021

Remember, it’s a big soak before planting

Cedric Bryant - February 6, 2021

Cedric reflects on a decade of gardening advice

Cedric Bryant - January 30, 2021

What’s not to like about hollyhocks?

Cedric Bryant - January 23, 2021

It’s a great time to grow natives

Cedric Bryant - January 16, 2021

Out of control and unruly, even in Cedric’s patch

Cedric Bryant - January 9, 2021

Facing the future with a gardener’s optimism

Cedric Bryant - January 2, 2021

Poinsettias are not just for Christmas

Cedric Bryant - December 12, 2020

Banksias to take the breath away

Cedric Bryant - December 6, 2020

Time to plant dahlias and dianthus

Cedric Bryant - November 28, 2020

Austin’s ‘outstanding’ Olivia is rose of the year

Cedric Bryant - November 14, 2020

Gardening / A golden garden surprise

Cedric Bryant - November 7, 2020

Gardening / The promise of a super spring

Cedric Bryant - October 24, 2020

Getting the hang of floral displays

Cedric Bryant - October 17, 2020

Gardening / Colourful masses of cape weed

Cedric Bryant - October 11, 2020

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Racism, poverty and the politicians who don’t give a stuff

Jon Stanhope - March 3, 2021

"I was not really surprised by the Labor and the Greens so shamelessly putting politics before principle... I found the puerile rationale conjured up by them for opposing the twin inquiries an insult to the intelligence." writes columnist JON STANHOPE.