Prune roses
Roses

Summer-prune roses

Pruning stimulates new growth, and the new growth is where the flower buds form. For healthy, full flowers next season, follow these simple steps.

Onions
Vegies

Sow and grow onions

This step-by-step guide will teach you an easy multi-sowing technique for growing onions that saves time and space while bringing bumper returns.

Managing tomatoes
Fruit

Summer care for tomatoes

Learn how to care for your tomatoes during summer with a few helpful tips and tricks.

grapes
Potted produce

Grow grapes in pots

Learn how to grow juicy grapes with tips from the experts!

Autumn bulbs
Bulbs

Autumn bulbs

Ask any gardener about flowering bulbs, and they’ll talk enthusiastically about tulips and daffodils, and their ilk. But here are a few autumn-blooming bulbs that are just as beautiful and interesting.

Pumpkin
Vegies

Easy vegies to plant in spring

Here are five low-fuss vegies to plant in spring for spring and summer eating.

Wisteria
Climbing plants

Wisteria dos and don’ts

If your wisteria is looking a bit ordinary, you might need to sharpen the way you train and prune it. Here are some tips for keeping wisteria in good shape.

Prune citrus
Citrus

Tips for pruning citrus

The way to manage the shape and size of an established citrus tree is to prune annually. Here are some tips and tricks...

Herbs in pots
Herbs

Herbs to grow in winter

Discover herbs that thrive in the cooler months and learn how to grow them!

Peace lily
Indoor plants

What’s wrong with my peace lily?

Are you having problems with your peace lily? Here are some pointers...

Palm
Potted plants

Palms in pots

Potted palms make great feature plants. Tropical Bali vibe, old-world Victorian elegance, minimalist Nordic chic or ’70s indoor-plant craziness… all these styles are possible when you grow palms in containers. Here are three tips for success.

Maidenhair fern
Indoor plants

Grow the perfect maidenhair fern

Maidenhair ferns have a reputation for being divas, and failing at the slightest provocation, but with the right care you can have happy, healthy plants.