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With areas on lockdown and many people staying home, one noticeable growing trend has been the shift to home gardening. In Australia, many are turning to growing their own food. Several organizations and companies are jumping on the trend and are keen to help people nurture their gardens and their inner green thumbs. Some experts say home gardening will continue even as lockdowns are lifted.

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