Wondrous wallflowers

You can't go past deliciously scented wallflowers for your spring and summer garden.

Apple of Peter’s eye

In Australia we can grow heritage apple trees from the subtropics to the snow, although most varieties grow and fruit better in cooler regions. Here's some favourites to try.

Corn fights back

The world of heirloom corn is worth investigating so you can grow them in your own backyard.

What to plant in July

Depending on your climate, July's either a great month to plant vegies, or a time to hibernate.

Shungiku (chop suey greens)

Have you tried this interesting, flavoursome and nutritious plant, asks Penny Woodward.

Roses of yesteryear

Penny Woodward investigates roses of yesteryear, and lists her top picks. 

Tough, rewarding asparagus

Penny Woodward says to look out for asparagus crowns to plant soon.

How to prevent and treat bugs and citrus gall wasp

Denis Crawford suggests organic remedies for the major pests afflicting citrus. 

Subtle, charming chervil

A basket of chervil seeds was found in Tutankhamun’s tomb, says Penny Woodward.

Pea shoots and leaves

Autumn is prime pea-growing time, not just for pods but for shoots as well. Justin Russell has the lowdown.

Spring to it

Virtually pest free and great companion plants, spring onions are a tasty addition to your patch says Penny Woodward.

Foraging and growing your own fungi

Fungus expert and photographer Alison Pouliot explores these tasty morsels.