Popular and easy-growing foxglove flower declared a pest to protect environment
The Tasmanian government has declared the popular, easy-growing and self-seeding flower Foxglove a pest.
Jan Davis and beekeepers’ nervous wait to see if hives and leatherwood survive fires
It is a nervous wait for Tasmanian beekeepers who fear bushfires on the West Coast may have destroyed valuable hives.
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Nervous wait for beekeepers as fires threaten Tasmanian honey production
Tasmanian beekeepers are anxiously waiting to see whether bushfires burning on the state’s West Coast have destroyed hives ...
Pene Snashall of Magnolia Flowers in South Hobart is preparing for her first Valentine’s Day as a florist
Pene Snashall fulfilled her childhood dream of owning a flower shop six months ago and now she’s preparing for her first ...
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TikTok's increasing role in revolutionising Tasmanian cherry sales
Tasmanian cherries are being sold on TikTok, with Asian buyers selling them to local customers during livestream events. A Chinese importer says the way cherries are sold is changing and that "10 ...
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Housed behind the walls of the world heritage-listed Woolmers Estate lies Tasmania's largest rose garden
Nestled within the walls of a Tasmanian UNESCO world heritage-listed ... or two about one of the most recognisable and romantic flowers, and have some tips on how to care for them.