8 episodi
Staying Grounded Bunnings
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- Tempo libero
There’s never been a better time to get into plants and gardening. This show will appeal to newbie gardeners and seasoned green thumbs alike, and covers everything you need to know from tools and tips to indoor plants and all your outdoor needs. Join Chloe Thomson and a bunch of brilliant plant and gardening people to get your hands dirty while Staying Grounded.
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Low maintenance, high impact
In this week’s episode landscape designer and presenter Charlie Albone and Staying Grounded host Chloe Thomson @beantheredugthat, talk about low maintenance gardens, choosing the right plants for your specific place, and why weeding needn’t be seen as...
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Flower fair
Flower farmer, gardener and mum of three Samantha Webb @sam_and_wild_violet_garden and Staying Grounded host Chloe Thomson @beantheredugthat, talk planting from seed, growing flowers and Sam’s obsession with dahlias, as well as the secrets behind a sim...
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Colour your garden
Join horticulturalist and garden lover, Tammy Huynh @leaf_an_impression and Staying Grounded host Chloe Thomson @beantheredugthat, as they chat about the many ways to inject colour into your garden. From exploring the world of beautiful blooms and myri...
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Let me entertain you
Adam Robinson from Adam Robinson Designs, @adamrobinsondesigns joins host Chloe Thomson @beantheredugthat, as they navigate their way through designing an outdoor living space to suit everyone's needs. Learn why Adam is obsessed with the creeping ...
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Eat your garden
In this episode, join horticulturalist and Staying Grounded host Chloe Thomson @beantheredugthat, and chef, grower, author and TV presenter Paul West @_paul_west_ while they walk you through the benefits of growing your very own produce. Discover what ...
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Dig in
Landscaper Dale Vine joins Staying Grounded by Bunnings host, horticulturalist Chloe Thomson, in our virtual studio to explore what you need to get your garden growing beautifully. They chat about the basic tools that will cover most jobs in the garden...