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Peter Cundall’s Pear Essentials... and more!

Inside the latest issue of ABC Organic Gardener Magazine, Peter Cundall reveals the key to growing sweet juicy pears, and Penny Woodward shows you how to grow fast-maturing Asian greens.

PLUS - the secrets of cider, zingy ginger recipes and saving with solar power.

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PHIL DUDMAN explains how to use organic liquid fertilisers to foliar feed hungry plants in your garden.

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Insects are beautiful, except when they’re biting you, writes SIMON WEBSTER.

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A coathanger and a piece of fencing wire are among the tools used in this clever soil testing kit, reports SIMON WEBSTER.

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In the latest issue ABC Organic Gardener magazine we show you how to grow heirloom eggplants, build a thriving worm farm, create shade for summer veges & make the most of edible flowers in your garden and your cooking.

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How to control tomato caterpillars

Tomato caterpillars can be controlled using organic methods.

PHIL DUDMAN explains how to control tomato caterpillars in an organic garden using eco friendly products.

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More fowl

Here's some more pictures of chickens, ducks and other fowl that wouldn't fit in the Essential Guide: Backyard Chickens issue.

Mushroom compost and pests

In the May/June issue of Organic Gardener magazine, JERRY COLEBY-WILLIAMS digs into the mysterious world of fungi and how to grow your own. 

NICK ROMANOWSKI and Jerry offer some additional information about making mushroom compost, and some of the pests and diseases that can affect these fungi.

Peter Cooper’s cider making

In the May/June 2013 issue of Organic Gardener magazine, JUSTIN RUSSELL delves into the history of cider, growing cider apples and perry pears, and how to make your own tasty brew.

Here, Peter Cooper, of Wychwood Nursery in Tasmania, provides more detail about home cider making.

New life for old pears

PETER CUNDALL says pears have magnifcent textures, flavours  and blooms, deserving a place in both the edible and ornamental garden.

Old pear trees can be brought back into regular production by selective winter pruning, as he describes here.

Recipes from the soil up

For renowned chef (and keen gardener) Peter Gilmore, the connection between food and nature is vital.

His new book, Quay, Food Inspired by Nature, features beautiful cuisine that is as delectable to look at as it is to eat, writes JACQUELINE FORSTER.

Chaffed to Bits

In the March/April 2013 issue of Organic Gardener magazine, reader Cynthia Titmarsh told of her experiment, with husband Richard, to grow a backyard wheat crop.

Cynthia’s letter came in response to two articles in late 2011 by Nick Romanowski on growing backyard grain crops. We have held off publishing her letter until now - wheat-planting time. To set the scene, here are these two articles, from the September/October 2011 and November/December 2011 issues of Organic Gardener magazine.

Pollinating zucchinis

Wondering why your zucchinis won’t develop properly? The garden guru PHIL DUDMAN helps you solve this problem.

Watch how to ensure that your flowers develop fruit, by pollinating them yourself.

Phil's simple watermelon frame

Watermelon frame

Whether tomatoes, melons or peas, supporting your plants with frames and trellises encourages healthy crops and saves space, writes PHIL DUDMAN.

Watch how to construct a simple A frame, and support fruit and other crops on bamboo trellises.

Broccoli and Potato Soup

Broccoli can be anything but boring. Just ask PHIL DUDMAN and JULIE RAY who have found creative ways of turning this winter staple into a tasty treat that even the kids will love.

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