Look who's back! Sab and Jamie return for season two of the podcast and kick things off in fine style. On this episode; Jamie shares an embarrassing story about a trip to the chiropractor, Sab explains the global push behind plant health in 2020, great tips on how you can plan ahead for the year in your garden and Sab digs into your questions - including advice on creating bog gardens, natural rat deterrents and help with a golden shower tree. This episode brought to you by our mates at...

This week's episode is best enjoyed with a beer in hand, as Sab and Jamie delve into the world of hops with Karridale grower Trey Gee. Hops are pretty special little guys and they make beer amazing! Decades ago, they were grown widely across the WA. But that industry died out... until now! Trey Gee was one of the first to bring hops back to the state at his Karridale hop farm. He explains to Sab and Jamie his passion for hops, finding them wild in the south-west and how the industry is...

There's no doubt that Johnny Frog has long been one of Sab's favourite gardening mates! He's a tonne of fun, but also knows how to create gardens that attract wildlife to your place. So if you're looking to get the birds, bees, frogs and lizards to your backyard, have a listen. Johnny has some great tips for creating a complete habitat garden, and he also throws in some good music suggestions too!

Scott Cain's balcony is best described as EPIC! It's chockas with amazing plants and his passion for greenery has led him to making flora friends right around the world (more on that later). On this episode of Sabrina's Dirty Deeds, Scott shares his top tips for indoor and apartment gardening, while explaining where his love of plants started. Scott is also the man behind two super popular plant Instagram pages, @tropicaloco & @boyswithplants - check them out for some top-grade inspo!...

Summer is around the corner and that means the risk of bushfire becomes very real. Sab and Jamie sit down with bushfire safety consultant Rohan Carboon for a wide-ranging chat around risk, responsibility and creating a garden that may help save your home from a bushfire. All that and a sneak peek inside Sab's uniquely designed bathroom!

This was buckets of fun! For the first time, Sab's Dirty Deeds was live from the Kalamunda Garden Festival. While taking questions from a bunch of awesome garden lovers, Sab and Jamie talked about the excitement of growing plants from seed, the importance of family gardens and unique finds.

You can tell a lot about a city by its botanic garden. And Perth is no different. Kings Park Botanic Garden is a jewel in the city's crown and a place rich in history. It's home to more than 3,000 species and focusses on WA's unique flora. One of those responsible for this amazing garden is curator Grady Brand. He's worked at the botanic garden for more than 40 years! He shares his love of WA's diverse flora, while explaining some home gardening tips with Sab and Jamie.

This week, Sab and Jamie are easily distracted when talking wedding dance moves (did you know Sab once danced in a tree? True story). Once they're back on track, Dirty Deeds is joined by ecologists Mike and Mandy Bamford. The Bamford's do amazing work in the community and are all about the fascinating critters you can attract to your backyard. They explain how you can bring the bugs and birds to your place, what your garden means to the bigger picture and why peacock spiders are so special!

This is it. Episode 1! Sab and Jamie kick things off with genius scientist (not his official title) Hans Lambers to talk ancient soils and plant teamwork. Hans likes to dig deep into the dirt and he's come away with some fascinating insight about the soils here in WA, and what it means for the patch at your place. Later on Sab gets to work and answers your gardening questions. Subscribe. Rate. Tell your mates. And get your questions in for next week's show on the socials or in the comments...

A little tease of what's to come with Sabrina's Dirty Deeds! Great advice, expert knowledge and guaranteed laughs coming to you soon.