Gardening basics: plant sex
There’s more to plant reproduction than meets the eye. Dive into the science behind how your garden grows.
The sustainable lawn
Explore how a well-designed lawn can cool your garden, support biodiversity and encourage outdoor living.
The goose patrol
Looking for a natural way to keep your lawn in shape and manage weeds? These feathered foragers might help.
Top tips for cost-saving crops
You don't need to spend more to grow more: the following ideas will help you grow cost-saving crops with abundant harvests.
A gardener’s guide to plant nutrition
Confused by NPK? Our plant nutrition guide explains nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium deficiencies, organic fertiliser options and how to fix soil pH
Your spring chick-list: get your henhouse ready
Here's our chook expert's handy spring chicklist for chicken keepers: coop care, bedding and feeding tips to keep hens healthy and laying well.
SOS: save our soils – how to fix poor soil
Dsicover how to spot and fix poor soil, from sandy and clay soils to pH imbalance, hydrophobic soil and heavy metal contamination.
How to make smart garden updates
Discover how to make smart garden changes that work for you and your plants, from scale and paths to focal points and cohesive planting.
Prepare your garden for spring
From planting ideas to preparing for fresh spring growth, make the most of this time of seasonal change.
Wicking beds made simple
Learn why wicking beds are one of the best sustainable options for growing edibles. Here you'll learn how wicking beds work, what to grow in them, and why they can slash water use by up to 80 per cent.
How to train your chickens
Chooks are smarter than many people realise. Jessamy Miller shares practical techniques to train your flock, improving handling, behaviour and everyday enjoyment.
Poultry protection: how to secure your henhouse
Chooks do a lot for us, providing eggs, manure and garden help, but they’re vulnerable to predators. Jessamy Miller shows how to lock up the coop, outsmart common pests, and keep your hens calm, safe and thriving.