Grow your own vegetables
What to plant

What to plant in April

With summer heat starting to fizzle across most of the country, Justin Russell says it's a great time to plant!

A bunch of celery
Vegetables

Do the celery crunch

Freshly cut, clean, crunchy celery is the perfect plant for autumn, says Penny Woodward.

Beetroot
What to plant

What to Plant in March

Justin Russell's guide to March planting across Australia.

Green sprouting broccoli
Vegetables

Bountiful broccoli

Broccoli isn't just a one-head wonder, you can encourage multiple harvests of delicious side shoots. Justin Russell shows you how.

Purple garlic
Herbs & spices

Garlic celebrations

Love garlic? Penny Woodward tells you how to celebrate with garlic.

Salad plants
Herbs & spices

Mustardy marvel

The sharp lemony flavour with hot peppery aftertaste make this mustard a winner, writes Penny Woodward.

Microgreens
Vegetables

Marvellous microgreens

Nutritious microgreens, explains Penny Woodward, are quick to grow and delicious to eat.

Love-in-a-mist
Flowers, shrubs & trees

Love-in-a-mist

Penny Woodward says that despite its delicate looks, love-in-a-mist is surprisingly tough and easy to grow.

Peter Cundall and fruit trees
Pests & diseases

On fruit patrol

There can be some nasty pests and diseases in the summer orchard.Try Peter Cundall's trusted control methods.

Green broad beans
What to plant

Broad bean harvesting

Broad beans are delicious, good for the soil and easy to grow. They can be planted from autumn to spring in most regions of Australia.

Tomatoes varieties for slicing, stuffing, sauces and more
Vegetables

Tomatoes for all occasions

The stakes are high in the tomato-growing world. Paul West reveals the best varieties for salads, slicing, saucing, stuffing and more.  

Flower buds of artichoke
Vegetables

Globe artichoke time

They're delicious, unrivalled, flavoursome food, writes Penny Woodward.