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.
August jobs in the patch
Discover what jobs need to be done in the vegie patch this August.
5 ways to build biodiversity
Keen to stimulate a diverse ecosystem in your garden? Here's how.
Manage strawberry rot
Strawberry plants are easy to grow, so it’s frustrating when things go wrong and you don’t get the sweet, succulent harvest you’d imagined. One particular problem is rotting fruit. Here’s how to solve it.
Winter pruning tips
Midwinter is the ideal time to prune many of your deciduous plants. Learn what to cut and what to keep the secateurs away from!
Winter orchard care
Winter is a good time to get on top of a few things in the home fruit orchard. From managing weeds to pruning, there are plenty of ways to prep your fruit trees for the cold months ahead.
Divide and mount an elkhorn
The elkhorn fern is an epiphyte that grows naturally on tree trunks and branches. In the home, an elkhorn can be mounted on a board and displayed, creating an eye-catching feature. Here’s how to do it.
Should you rest soil between crops?
Should you rest your soil between crops? Here's the answer.
Propagate a rubber plant
If you love rubber plants, then you might want to try this simple propagation method to turn one plant into two!
Top 10 ‘toughies’ to grow under trees
Growing plants under trees can be challenging. Steve Falcioni reveals 10 solid understorey performers.
Summer-prune roses
Pruning stimulates new growth, and the new growth is where the flower buds form. For healthy, full flowers next season, follow these simple steps.