A free subscription for curious gardeners, plant lovers and lifelong learners

Do you love gardens, plants, landscapes, nature, travel, fresh ideas and beautiful horticultural stories?

AIH Friends Seniors is a new free subscription created especially for senior members of the community who have reached their milestone retirement age of 60 but enjoy staying connected with the wonderful world of horticulture.

You do not need to be a professional horticulturist to join. You may be a lifelong gardener, a balcony plant enthusiast, a lover of native plants, a traveller who enjoys visiting gardens, or simply someone who likes reading interesting articles with lovely pictures and practical ideas.

As an AIH Friends Seniors subscriber, you can enjoy updates, stories and articles drawn from across Australia’s broad horticultural world, including:

• gardens and gardening in all climates;
• plants, soil, water and natural resources;
• horticultural science made interesting and accessible;
• garden travel, special places and inspiring landscapes;
• sustainability, biodiversity and community greening;
• stories from experienced horticulturists and plant people;
• practical knowledge shared by AIH members.

The Australian Institute of Horticulture has a long-standing commitment to community education and to sharing the knowledge, skills and experience of our members. Many AIH members have spent their professional lives working with plants, gardens, landscapes, communities and natural systems — and we believe this knowledge should be shared widely and generously.

AIH Friends Seniors is a friendly way to stay connected, keep learning, enjoy a little armchair garden travel, and celebrate the people, plants and places that make horticulture such a rich and rewarding part of life.

Whether you garden every day, used to garden more than you do now, or simply enjoy reading about plants over a quiet cup of tea, we warmly invite you to join us.

Subscribe free as an AIH Friends Senior

Enjoy the stories, the knowledge, the gardens — and the occasional beautiful picture that makes you want to step outside and see what is flowering.