On the snail trail
PENNY WOODWARD goes to town on snails and slugs, testing a wide variety of methods for getting rid of these intriguing but troublesome pests.
Why is my Rhubarb Green?
Rhubarb has had a renaissance in recent years, but more than a few people are finding that their plant won't change colours from green to red. JUSTIN RUSSELL explains why.
Mid-winter in the Orchard
For organic fruit growers, mid-winter is the ideal time to apply a preventative spray against summer fungal diseases. JUSTIN RUSSELL explains how.
How to have your hedge and eat it too
There's no need for plants to be classed as either ornamental or edible. In a productive garden they can be both. JUSTIN RUSSELL makes hedges that look pretty, and taste good too.
All Hail King Kale
Kale is one of the easiest, and most nutritous vegies to grow during winter. JUSTIN RUSSELL sings its praises, and gives some ideas for kale to be used in the kitchen.
Raspberry Maintenance
For delicious home grown raspberries in summer and autumn, there's a list of routine jobs to do in your berry patch during winter. JUSTIN RUSSELL shows you how.
How to grow organic Nagami cumquat
Looking for a fruit tree that will thrive in a pot? Try a Nagami cumquat, says PHIL DUDMAN
Secrets to Lemon Success
Gardening writers get asked more questions about growing lemon trees than anything else. They're a perennial favourite, and given the right treatment are one of the most productive trees in the garden. Justin Russell shares his lemon growing secrets.
How to grow the three sisters: conclusion
Watermelon lets the side down as the trial doesn’t go entirely to plan, reports SIMON WEBSTER.
Why I love Wombok
Give me a Chinese Cabbage before a European Cabbage any day, reports PHIL DUDMAN
How to plant peas
The conditions are perfect for planting peas. PHIL DUDMAN shares his secrets for a bumper organic harvest.
How to grow the three sisters: part 3
The rats have been seen off, for now, and all three sisters are growing, reports SIMON WEBSTER.