Small, delicate lovelies can still have a big impact in the garden. In the November issue of our magazine, we profile 10 top-performing cottage plants for all climates.

Dahlias should come with a health warning about their addictive qualities: once you’ve grown one, you’ll want to grow more (and more!)

Long-flowering plants are gardeners’ gold, adding months of colour and plentiful nectar for pollinators. Here, we profile some top long-bloomers.

You can turn up the warmth and brightness of your outdoor spaces this winter by planting pots and baskets full of colourful annuals. In our July issue, Jennifer Stackhouse shares some of her favourites for a burst of instant colour.

A diverse range of native plants burst into bloom in the cooler months, adding colour, texture and life to the garden. They bring joy for gardeners - and for insects and birds too.

Grow these summer-flowering natives and enjoy months of brilliant flowers and visiting wildlife.

Correas are beautiful native plants and dependable, backbone shrubs that do the hard yards, and look good while they’re at it.

With a huge range of Aussie native plants to choose from, which are the standout achievers? We list more than 80 of our favourites.

With striking flowers and fruit, and diverse foliage, hakea plants bring design impact and habitat value.

With its weeping form and spectacular flowers, this gorgeous small tree will bring the birds in droves, writes Faye Arcaro.

Dreaming of homegrown passionfruit? While these productive vines can be a little temperamental, the right care makes all the difference. With a little time and know-how, a thriving crop can be yours.

There’s something magical about wandering into the garden and picking a handful of sun-warmed raspberries – plump, perfumed and deliciously sweet.

Growing spuds is a rewarding process, with each crop offering a generous yield and the simple joy of digging your own. Keen to get started? The ideal time is during the cooler months, and with a bit of know-how, growing them easy.

Tangled, thorny and generous, brambleberries produce armfuls of fruit – perfect for eating fresh, preserving, and for bringing a touch of wild abundance to the garden.

Peas are delicious and simple to grow, and because most varieties are climbers, they’re perfect for small spaces.