Tiny and often overlooked, Australian native bees are fascinating backyard visitors.

Gardening is a learning curve, and every gardener makes mistakes along the way. In the latest issue of our magazine, Chloe Foster reveals 20 common mistakes and how to avoid them.

One of the great things about having a garden is giving some of it away – sharing not just flowers and zucchini, but plants. Let your plants multiply – as gifts for friends, as well as filling bare spots in your garden.

With edible leaves and roots, beetroot is a versatile and delicious crop. It’s also wonderfully productive, and grows happily across climates

As the days and nights get warmer, gardens are bursting into bloom – and there’s no better time to plant and plan for the colourful months ahead. Whether you’re refreshing a single container or an entire garden, you’ll find plenty of inspiration to keep it flowering and powering through spring!

You can turn a quiet yard into a thriving ecosystem where birds feed, shelter and nest. The secret is to build your garden in layers, from the ground up to the canopy. Here’s how…

Feed your soil and it will produce nourishing food for you. It’s the best thing you can do for your edible garden, and the very best bit? It doesn’t have to be backbreaking work.

Dreaming of homegrown passionfruit? While these productive vines can be a little temperamental, the right care makes all the difference. With a little time and know-how, a thriving crop can be yours.

Pruning is an essential part of keeping trees and shrubs healthy, productive and looking their best, but having the right tools makes all the difference. Successful pruning starts with using the right tool for the job.

Easy to grow and harvest, water chestnuts reward gardeners with an unusual and deliciously crisp home-grown crop.

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.

Few edible plants make a statement in the garden quite like the globe artichoke. This hardy herbaceous perennial plant could hold its own in any ornamental border.