Shaping up
Pruning hedges creates a neat and tidy appearance, encourages new growth and plays an important role in keeping plants healthy. We chat with Sydney landscaper Jackson Carey about how to keep hedges healthy and well-shaped.
October gardening jobs
This month, the weather continues to warm, and plants are putting on a show. Here are a few tasks to keep your garden looking its best.
Sweet Harvest, Gentle Hands
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Plant trail
A hanging pot or basket, with plants cascading over the edge, is a great way to bring layers of greenery to a deck, verandah or indoor corner. Here, Sophie Thomson spills on how to make the most of this decorative classic.
Heritage value
For many backyard growers, tomatoes are a home-grown staple. Why not elevate your harvest with flavour-packed heirloom varieties? In the October issue, horticulturist Marcelle Nankervis gives the lowdown on growing heirloom tomatoes.
Spring into action: free e-book
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September gardening jobs
Spring into action with these expert tips and tasks to keep your garden powering.
Hello spring
The days are getting longer and warmer, and flowers are budding and blooming. Our experts reveal how to keep your garden flowering and powering.
Planting under trees
Struggling to fill those tricky spots under your trees? We’ve got the perfect planting solutions.
Mix and match
Potting mix is the foundation of container gardening – choose or make the right blend, and your plants will flourish in any space or season.
August gardening jobs
Get your garden ready for the bustling spring season with these late winter gardening tasks.
Dramatic paws
Kangaroo paws add bold colour and instant impact to any garden. Award-winning landscape designer Emmaline Bowman reveals how to incorporate them in your garden design.