Iyanla: Fix My Life
S32E30 Episode 30 Rare plants, Youth Justice & Palms
Tino Carnevale connects with a dietitian who emphasizes the benefits of gardening for wellness. Millie Ross focuses on preserving rare plant species, while Josh Byrne cultivates a variety of edible perennials. Clarence Slockee explores a project aimed at youth justice, and Jerry Coleby-Williams showcases various palm trees in his profile.
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Episode 1 Rooftop Bees, Choosing Tools & Water Natives
Episode 2 Sustainable Townhouse & Pretty Perennials
Episode 3 Worm Farm, Grow Local Natives & War on Weeds
Episode 4 Possums, Old Tool Fixes & Nana Plants
Episode 21 DIY Potting Bench and Kokedamas
Episode 22 Cherry Blossom Delight & Rooftop Gardens
Episode 23 Rose Gardens & Carnivorous Plants
Spring Special
Episode 25 Bamboo for Pandas, Growing Tea & Wicking Beds
Episode 26 Raspberries, Urban Wildlife & Native Garden
Episode 27 Foodie Farmer & Indoor Succulents
Episode 28 Hanging Planters, Design Tips & Urban Greening
Episode 29 Floral Garlands & Tropical Fruit
Episode 30 Rare plants, Youth Justice & Palms
Episode 31 Bird Box; Habitat, Miniature Garden & Compost
Episode 32 Vegie Patch Protection, Wildlife Friendly & Fruit Pots
Episode 33 Netting Laws, Native Bees & Tomato Tips
Episode 34 Spring Garden, Afghan Hazara & Native Perth
Episode 35 Native Seed, Market Garden, Herbs & Citrus Tips
Episode 36 Native Daisies, Sustainable Garden Design & Soil Science
Episode 37 Seaweed, Subtropical Substitute & Native Garden
Episode 38 Green Waste, Native Flowers & Garden Design
Episode 39 Christmas Special