
Support small birds
Little birds need our help! The best way to attract small birds to your garden is by providing them with insect-attracting and protective plants, especially small native shrubs. Our habitat guru, AB Bishop, suggests the following species:

Grow the best fruit and citrus this autumn
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Start a vegie patch
Do you want to create a vegie bed from scratch, but don’t know which method to use? In the March issue of our magazine, Phil Dudman explores a range of options for gardens of all sizes. Here are two methods…

Pruning time
Keep secateurs, loppers and hedge shears handy because there are so many plants that appreciate being cut back at this time of year.

Prune flowering native plants
Want to keep your flowering natives in shape? Follow these simple pruning steps.

Propagating native plants
Keen to start propagating Australian natives? You’ll feel confident to give it a go with these expert tips and tricks.

How do I build a path?
Well-designed and well-made natural paths can have a huge impact on the use and enjoyment of a garden. For gardeners who love DIY projects, AB Bishop shares tips on building a gravel path.

How to get rid of snails and slugs
Cool, moist conditions in the patch can trigger a menacing ambush of slimy visitors.

Hanging baskets
Hanging baskets always catch the eye, and with so many flower and foliage options, it’s easy to bring beauty to any vertical space.

Propagate snake plant cuttings
Snake plant might be the toughest plant that ever lived! Learn how to propagate this hardy succulent in potting mix.

Powdery mildew
Powdery mildew is a familiar sight in late-summer gardens. Here's a simple way to tackle it.