Discover a few small maple trees that can make a big statement in your garden.

Although roses are native to the Northern Hemisphere, Australian-bred varieties have long captivated gardeners at home and abroad. Horticulturist Steve Falcioni has a delightful selection of Aussie-bred roses to inspire you.

While European deciduous trees are farmed for their autumn foliage, this little-known Tasmanian native also features those coveted autumnal tones.

Kangaroo paws are one of our most distinctive native plants, with their vibrantly coloured, furry, tubular flowers. Here’s the lowdown on how to grow them in your garden.

All grevilleas are gorgeous, but some offer huge blooms that are like a beacon for wildlife. Here’s some tips for how to grow these showstoppers in your garden.

The humble leek is one of the unsung heroes of the vegie patch, and is much more than a long onion. Phil Dudman shares some growing tips.

Daffodils and tulips are the familiar favourites, but there is a huge diversity of bulb plants to explore.

The flamboyant fruit of this clambering cactus tastes as good as it looks, and it’s also easy to grow. Our patch expert Phil Dudman shares some top tips for growing these tangy treats.

Hailing from Australia’s arid regions, this group of colourful native shrubs and groundcovers won’t be begging for water.

This little-known, strappy native is starting to turn heads for all the right reasons.

While it’s true that most edible plants grow best in full sun, there are plenty that crop almost as well in shadier conditions. Horticulturist Phil Dudman shares a few of his top picks to get you started.

With a little guidance, cucumbers can provide a bumper harvest. Here are a few growing tips.