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…

Tasty and versatile, green onions will grow almost anywhere with very little fuss. You can harvest them practically year-round, whether in the ground or in a pot on a balcony.

While compact in size, small trees are generous in impact – offering shade, shelter and structure to even the smallest gardens.

From Darwin to Devonport, April is changeover time in the vegie patch. Gardening Australia TV's Hannah Moloney takes a look at what’s happening around the land for edible growers this month.

Fan-flowers are tougher than they look and reward gardeners with colour and wildlife-friendly blooms.

Autumn foliage can be just as eye-catching as flowers, filling gardens with warm colour, texture and drama.

These highly nutritious crops thrive in cool weather and may reward gardeners with a harvest in as little as six weeks.

Red-flowering broad beans will enliven your vegie patch and freshly picked beans are delicious, writes Jackie French.

Shady parts of the garden can pose a challenge for gardeners. Stephen Ryan explores some shade-loving options.

From fairy-wrens to frogmouths, Holly Parsons explains how to make birds welcome in your garden.

You imagine your poor brassicas frying in the sun, but with the right set-up, starting early is essential to maximise your harvests.

There’s a barrow-load of research showing that gardening can improve your wellbeing. It’s a way to connect with nature and relieve stress, while keeping active and fit. In this FREE e-book we focus on wellness in the garden, providing tips on both cultivating healthy plants – and optimising your own health!