Recent articles by Jennifer Stackhouse
Magnificent maples
Discover a few small maple trees that can make a big statement in your garden.
Prune hydrangeas
Prune hydrangeas every winter to keep them compact and set them up for next season’s flowering.
Meet Bob Cherry
Discover a gardener with a lifelong passion for breeding better plants for home gardens.
A peaceful nook
While it is still young, this flourishing garden in Tasmania’s north-west is already wowing visitors with its abundant flowers and produce.
How to prune roses in winter
Pruning is hugely beneficial for the plant that’s getting the chop – and it’s rewarding for the gardener, too! So don’t be afraid to wield those secateurs and tame your plants.
Plan and plant bulbs for a spring display
Here are a few favourite bulbs to try in your garden...
Summer citrus care essentials
Give your citrus trees the right care in summer for a juicy and plentiful harvest from autumn to spring.
Three ways to enliven your garden for spring
Spring is the perfect time to refresh your garden! Here are some ways to give it a boost...
Refresh and rejuvenate your garden
Watching a garden grow and take shape is one of the many joys of being a gardener, but over time, gardens naturally become more cluttered and overgrown. You can give your garden a new lease of life with these three smart edits.
Wisteria dos and don’ts
If your wisteria is looking a bit ordinary, you might need to sharpen the way you train and prune it. Here are some tips for keeping wisteria in good shape.
What’s the difference?
Spade or shovel? Get to know your products, tools and methods.
Simple ways to store your garden gear
No room for a proper shed? Here are some simple and cheap ways to stash your tools, stakes, potting mix, and everything else that collects over time in the garden.