Potted palms look great, are super versatile and don't require much care. Discover some top varieties.

When you really want fresh greens on demand, but you don’t have a garden, or there’s not enough sun shining on your patch, what do you do? You grow sprouts!⁠

Discover quirky and unusual citrus varieties that are great for home gardeners. By planting citrus trees on the cusp of spring, they’ll get off to a great start before summer arrives.

With their striking foliage, calatheas are the stars of the indoor plant world. And with so many varieties, it’s hard to stop at just one. Here are five top picks to bring a lush tropical vibe to your space.

Leafy greens such as pak choy, mizuna and wombok are quick and easy to grow and always ready to please. Here's how to make the most of these versatile vegies.

Rhubarb is a decorative and delicious addition to the vegie patch, and now is a good time to plant it. Follow these top tips for a bumper harvest.

Don’t forget about your herb garden in winter. Many herbs grow well through the winter months and some actually prefer cooler conditions. Here are six winter-growing herbs to try… 

While some plants take a break during winter, others are in full swing, providing a kaleidoscope of colour that makes people and pollinators very happy. Here are a few favourites.

Pruning is hugely beneficial for the plant that’s getting the chop – and it’s rewarding for the gardener, too! So don’t be afraid to wield those secateurs and tame your plants.

It makes sense to offer support to a newly planted fruit tree by staking it, but does this do more harm than good?

While some native plants take a break in winter, others are in full swing, producing a kaleidoscope of colour that makes people and pollinators very happy.

An indoor plant icon, this plant looks stunning spilling over pot edges or scrambling over a planter box. Here are some growing tips.