Recent articles by Phil Dudman
Citrus winter maintenance
So, your citrus has provided a bumper crop of fruit this season. Well, now is the time to take care of your trees by following our tips for pruning, mulching and fertilising, in preparation for the year ahead.
Taste the organic strawberry difference
A tasty strawberry harvest can be yours with the tips featured in our story explaining the best preparation for your crop and our expert growing advice.
Saving seeds: pumpkins
Pumpkin seeds are not just a tasty snack, if you store them properly you will have a supply of seeds to plant for up to four years.
Grow: pumpkins
Homegrown pumpkins are an urban commodity – you can swap them with the neighbours for fresh eggs or a handful of lemons, and with a bit of TLC, they’ll store for months.
Pumpkin power: Store your harvest and save seeds
Make the most of your pumpkin harvest with these storage and seed saving tips.
Make your own kimchi
You can grow many of the ingredients for kimchi in your garden and then make your own with this recipe.
Planting in punnets
Starting vegies in punnets will mean you have crops ready to plant out, no matter the season or conditions. Here's how.
Prepare your patch for the cool season
Autumn is the time to turn our attention to planning and prepping our winter garden.
Join the no-dig revolution
There's a growing number of gardeners who have hung up the spade and adopted the no-dig approach. Phil Dudman explains why.
Top tips for making the most of your garden’s growing potential
Armed with a bunch of clever techniques and ideas, it’s easy to maximise your garden’s potential and enjoy an abundant supply of fresh, organic, homegrown produce all year round.
The importance of using mulch and saving seeds
If you are an Organic Gardener reader, you know there are many essential tools we like to use in our gardens. Mulch is one of them, as is saving seeds. Here's why.
How to grow organic eggplant
Eggplant is the perfect summer crop for organic gardeners, but it doesn’t come without its challenges.