Cool-season pruning

Before you start pruning, there's a few things you need to consider, writes Justin Russell.

Bee protected

Is your fear of being stung holding you back from keeping bees? Kelly Lees explains how you can care for your bees safely.

Greenhouse growing

You can use a structure such as a greenhouse to modify climate conditions, says Justin Russell, protecting plants or extending the growing season for cold-sensitive crops.

Growing in sandy soils

A few gardeners are blessed with deep, rich, textured, fertile soil. But what if you aren't? Penny Woodward has some ideas to help.

Testing soil pH

What is pH and how can you change it? Penny Woodward explains.

A Turkey Tale

Jessamy Miller tells of the pleasures and pitfalls of raising baby turkeys.

How to get the native buzz – just add bees!

Learn how to bring more native bees into your life and gardens by encouraging their natural habitats.

Planting seedlings

There are some ways, says Penny Woodward, to ensure that summer planted seedlings stay alive.

Netting fruit

Penny Woodward explains that now is the perfect time to net or bag your fruit.

Getting intensive

Justin Russell investigates a selection of tools and equipment for ambitious gardeners and aspiring market gardens

Create an edible pond

Setting up a pond with edible plants will provide water for wildlife and help cool your garden in summer.

September: time to start planting seeds

Justin Russell's ideas for what to plant in September, wherever you garden in Australia.