February planting tips

Late summer is a mixed bag of weather across Australia. Check out JUSTIN RUSSELL's guide to February planting.

Savoury sage

Sage advice: used in medicine and cooking, it's well worth growing in your garden, writes Penny Woodward.

Edible ornamentals

Good looking and tasty. Could we call these edimentals? PENNY WOODWARD investigates.

It’s time for thyme

Ground-cover thymes can be tough and versatile in the garden, says PENNY WOODWARD.

Bite into watermelons

Get sticky exploring the world of watermelons with Simon Webster, who names his top choices for your patch.

Itchy and scratchy

'Tis the season for mozzies and ticks. Try these helpful plants to take the sting out of their bite, writes PENNY WOODWARD.

The best of basil

There's more than one basil for your kitchen garden. Why not branch out and try a few different kinds?

What to plant in November

With November just around the corner, JUSTIN RUSSELL introduces you to a month of planting for abundance. 

How to control fruit fly

JUSTIN RUSSELL suggests ways to keep destructive fruit fly at bay so you can enjoy your organically grown fruit.

Getting the best from your tomatoes

With tomato season in full swing, PENNY WOODWARD has gathered growing and seed-saving advice for wherever you live in Australia. 

Stunning sunflowers

With the weather warming, PENNY WOODWARD says to plant sunflowers now.

The mighty capsicum

JUSTIN RUSSELL gets to the seedy heart of capsicums and comes to the conclusion we'd be 'stuffed' without them.