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…

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.

Strawberries are one of the most popular crops in the vegie garden, but success is not always guaranteed. We do the troubleshooting so you can enjoy bowls of bright, succulent berries at home.

Tangled, thorny and generous, brambleberries produce armfuls of fruit – perfect for eating fresh, preserving, and for bringing a touch of wild abundance to the garden.

Autumn is the perfect season for tidying up, feeding, planting and preparing for winter. Our horticultural editor AB BISHOP takes you through the essentials.

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.