Superbloom: Melissa King's Heartland Garden Visit

In a sea of colourful flowers that changes all year round, Melissa explores a garden that evokes beauty and wonder in all seasons. This may sound like a professional show garden but is actually a modest sized suburban corner block. The garden is so abundant, there is virtually no lawn left but that makes it a haven for pollinating insects and birds alike. Owner, Jac Semmler is a self-confessed “plant maximalist” who lives and breathes plants. Come with Melissa and explore this wild, although tamed usage of flowers and foliage, where no empty space is safe.

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