Dive into summer watering solutions with the help of our experts.
We're diving into all things water this issue – from quick fixes for common watering woes to tips for reducing run-off and creating climate resilient gardens.
Grow more with our planting guide
A healthy harvest starts with choosing the right plants for your garden’s climate – that's where our interactive planting guide comes in!
Water sources for wildlife
Discover how you can create water sources for wildlife in your own backyard to help them through the summer heat.
National Kitchen Garden Awards 2025: Winners announced
The nine winners of the National Kitchen Garden Awards 2025 have been announced, recognising the tremendous creativity of kitchen gardens in schools and early childhood services of all sizes – and the joy gardening can bring to all ages.
Repurposing rainwater runoff
Scientists from Flinders University are working on a new project looking to use rainwater runoff to help at-risk urban trees in Adelaide, South Australia.
Knitted chooks to the rescue
Denise Pratt's knitted chooks are in demand, especially as the money their creator raises is given to the Catherine Hamlin Fistula Foundation.
The good blooms
Flowers are beautiful, natural, a show of love, affection, celebration or commemoration. But there's a need to support local growers and improve sustainability.
Meet our new editor
We would like to introduce you to Chloe Thomson, horticulturist, passionate gardener, organic growing powerhouse, and our new editor!
South Australian school wins World Environment Day Award for its Kitchen Garden Program
Congratulations to the students at Kilkenny Primary School who recently receive the United Nations World Environment Day Award.
Norfolk Island: a living history
Norfolk Island has a colourful past that includes convicts and the descendants of mutineers, but it is its natural history that provides inspiration for the future.
Wurundjeri Biik Baan
This indigenous garden, with a focus on the significance of water, was created for the 2025 Melbourne International Flower and Garden Show.
Student citizen science project encourages love for bugs
New research shows students who take part in insect-based citizen science projects are more likely to adopt pro-environmental behaviours.