What to do in January
A whiff of optimism in the air is inspiring JUSTIN RUSSELL to get stuck into the pruning and weeding.
Conserving moisture
Some tips from PENNY WOODWARD to keep your garden alive if you are away for a few days and during very hot weather.
Stormy gardening
Editor STEVE PAYNE gives some good advice to weather the storms of summer.
Weekend jobs in Spring
Got anything planned for the long weekend? JUSTIN RUSSELL says scrap 'em, and spend the weekend enjoying three straight days of gardening bliss instead.
October: your gardening to-do list
October is a funny old month. In many climate zones, it feels like October has said goodbye to spring but hasn't quite embraced summer. Not to worry, No matter where you garden, JUSTIN RUSSELL says it's time to get cracking. Check out his tips for what you can plant this month.
July is for bed building
JUSTIN RUSSELL says, “now is the hour for all good gardeners to build a bed”!
Grow like a boss
JUSTIN RUSSELL celebrates 16 years of food growing by sharing his one fundamental principle for gardening success.
Jobs for February
Despite wearying of summer and longing for autumn, JUSTIN RUSSELL gets stuck into some February pruning.
Garden jobs for September
JUSTIN RUSSELL contemplates our Australian seasons and offers some gardening suggestions for September.
What to do in July
Winter has arrived and JUSTIN RUSSELL has some handy tips for dealing with the coldest month of the year.
Happy accidents
A crop of self-sown salad leaves in JUSTIN RUSSELL's garlic patch has him reflecting on happy accidents in the garden.
