Many plants can look a little sad as they struggle to make it through to the end of winter. We provide solutions to some common problems at this time of year, so you can return your garden to splendour.

Spring is right around the corner! Here are some top gardening jobs and tips to give your garden the best start for new season’s growth.

Winter is in the air! Here are some top jobs to keep you moving.

The cool season is the perfect time for pruning many deciduous ornamental and fruiting plants. In July's ABC Gardening Australia magazine, we guide you through the basics. Here’s a preview…

Whether you're pruning, planting or picking, it's a great time of year to give your natives some love.

Now the weather is cooling, it’s time to think about preparing your garden for the new season. While you're there, cast a critical eye over your plants to see which sections have suffered over summer and what can be improved for the future.

With soaring temperatures, summer can be a challenging time in the garden – and it’s not just gardeners who feel the strain. Plants can struggle too. In our January issue, Judy Horton shares her top strategies for keeping both you and your garden healthy through the summer heat.

Now is the time to give your citrus trees some extra TLC to ensure they bear delicious fruit in the coming months. Horticulturist Judy Horton shares her autumn action plan.

Mophead hydrangeas (H.macrophylla) are a fave among gardeners and they are at their flowering peak in December. Judy Horton has the answer to a common hydrangea question…

Here are some popular flowering plants that are synonymous with Christmas time.

Spend some extra time on your roses in late spring to set them up for the next few months.

Our month-by-month guide to planting and maintaining healthy and productive citrus.