The Productive Garden Companion: A complete guide to growing for abundance and beauty in any space

The Productive Garden Companion is a highly practical and beautiful gardening book that is accessible to gardeners at all stages of their journey. Author Natasha Morgan draws on her extensive expertise to show how thoughtful design, seasonal rhythms and purposeful planting can transform any space.

Alongside Natasha's own two very different but meaningful gardens, Oak & Monkey Puzzle and Little Cottage on a Hill, the book features a rich selection of Australian and international case studies, weaving in the voices of gardeners, designers and experts whose philosophies align with the book's core themes of beauty, abundance and living well with the seasons. There are also stunning images, illustrations and planning drawings throughout.

Rooted in Natasha's deep connection to place, nature and community, this is more than a guide – it's a trusted companion for designing, planting, growing and harvesting a garden that supports how we live now.

Natasha Morgan is an internationally recognized landscape architect, lifelong gardener and educator with more than 20 years of teaching experience. Renowned for her ability to blend beauty, productivity and sustainability, Natasha's career bridges high-level design expertise – including six years as a senior landscape architect at Taylor Cullity Lethlean, where she managed the design and construction of Stage 2 of The Australian Garden at Royal Botanic Gardens Cranbourne – with grassroots practical knowledge honed through a life immersed in growing, making, and living in rhythm with the seasons. As the creator of two celebrated properties, Oak & Monkey Puzzle (5 acres) in Spargo Creek and Little Cottage on a Hill (515 m²) in Daylesford, Natasha brings a rare insight into adapting design principles across scales. She inspires thousands through her workshops, public speaking and a thriving online community drawn to her thoughtful, productive and deeply grounded way of life.

Find her on Instagram at natashamorgangardendesign