Eggplant harvest
Vegetables

Eggplants aplenty!

Justin Russell investigates the best eggplant varieties for your garden plus growing, harvesting and storage advice.

Coffee cherries ripe for picking
Flowers, shrubs & trees

Coffee: grow, harvest, process

Yes, you can grow coffee in Australia. Simon Webster explores the growing, harvesting and processing of coffee.

harvested beetroot
What to plant

What to plant in September

Hello spring! It's time to get your hands dirty in the garden writes Justin Russell.

Cornflowers are a safe option for hayfever sufferers
Troubleshooting

Avoiding the big sneeze

Want flowers but not hayfever this spring? Karen Sutherland explains what to plant and what to avoid. 

Pint-sized pumpkins
Vegetables

Mighty mini pumpkins

Packing a punch in the flavour and colour stakes, mini pumpkins are great for small spaces says Paul West.

Table grapes
Fruit & nuts

Grape expectations

Justin Russell shares a bunch of tips for growing table grapes, including the best choices for your climate.

Salvia lanceolata
Herbs & spices

Edible and useful salvias

Volatile oils in the leaves give salvias their scent and flavour explains Penny Woodward.

Red salvia flowers
Flowers, shrubs & trees

Shimmering salvias

Penny Woodward says she wouldn't be without these surperb ornamental salvias in her garden.

Winter salads
What to plant

What to plant in June

Don't be tempted to hibernate because winter is here, says Justin Russell, there's still plenty of planting to be done in June.

White-Throated Treecreepers using nesting boxes.
What to plant

Attract native birds to your garden

By providing water, nesting havens and protective habitat, it’s possible to create a garden brimming with beautiful birds year-round.

Pomegranate fruit
Flowers, shrubs & trees

Mellow autumn fruitfulness

Discover some unusual fruits that are havested in autumn, says Penny Woodward.

A basket of garlic surrounded by other onions
Vegetables

Do you know your onions?

Penny Woodward says that now is a good time to know your 'other' onions.