Crops you can start in late winter
It’s still cold outside for many, but you can start some of your favourite crops in late winter so that when the warmer weather arrives you are ready to go.
Start your spring crops early
Get your spring crops off to an early start by mimicking the growing conditions they’d usually expect in mid- to late spring.
Heeling in bare-rooted trees
If you can't plant your bare-rooted trees straightaway, you can do what’s called ‘heeling in’. Plus, some basic planting tips.
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.
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.
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.
Know your stuff – Organic Gardening glossary
Our glossary of organic gardening terms is a useful reference for all gardeners, from novices to the experienced.
Get your garden started with this simple idea
Just beginning your gardening adventure? Read on for tips to get a garden bed up and running.
Why won’t my seedlings grow?
Our horticultural experts answer a common question for gardeners who are trying to start their plants from seed: why won't my seedlings grow?
Grow more with climbing frames
Training plants up a climbing frame will help you grow more in a limited space and get higher returns at harvest time.
How to maximise your garden space
Maximise the space available in your garden so you can enjoy an ongoing supply of fresh produce.
How to put in place a crop rotation plan
A crop rotation plan will help avoid pest and disease build up in your garden.