Person in green gumboots stuck in mud.
What's happening

Stuck in the garden? We can help

Got a gardening question? Send them in and let our experts give you a helping hand. Big or small: pests, compost, chickens, pruning disasters… we want to hear them all.

Kids in the garden
What's happening

Kids in the garden

The ABC Organic Gardener team would love to know what you and your kids get up to in your garden so we can share your tips and ideas with other gardening families.

Seedlings in pots
What's happening

Winter growing without limits

The winter issue of ABC Organic Gardener is all about growing more with less, from making the most of a glasshouse to plants for shady spots!

Garden tools made from recycled plastic
What's happening

5 garden tool packs to be won

Get outside and grow together with an eco-friendly family garden tool bundle, made in Australia from 100 per cent recycled plastic.

Far-eastern curlews search for food along the shoreline of a beach.
Our planet

Help for the far-eastern curlew

These birds migrate to our shores once a year, and need our help to protect their food sources.

David Attenborough
What's happening

David Attenborough: A lifetime dedicated to our planet

His TV debut in 1954 signalled the charm with which Sir David Attenborough would go on to communicate the treasures of the planet’s wildlife to the world.

Clemence 'Mini' Facial Essentials pack
Greener living

5 ‘mini’ facial packs to be won

This mini essentials pack uses organic ingredients to give your face a naturally refreshing treat.

A collection of edible vegetables and flowers.
Organic life

What does being Certified Organic mean?

Being an organic gardener means using certified organic 'inputs' (think fertilisers & seeds) BUT do you know how to spot if it's the real deal? Our hort editor explains how.

An old rusted wheelbarrow filled with flowers.
Inspirational gardeners

Rethink, reuse and reimagine: how we can all be more sustainable

Late summer and early autumn are often too hot and humid for hardcore gardening – so we invite you to to pause, plan and be creative. Discover how our editor, Chloe Thomson, makes the most of this time finding ways to turn recycled items into pretty pieces for her garden.

A basket of fresh vegetables including chard, kale, broccoli and peas.
Inspirational gardeners

Reimagining the edible garden

Gardeners like Lee Sullivan are proving you don’t need a sprawling suburban block to succeed with edible gardening. You just need curiosity, adaptability and a willingness to break the rules.

Mix together dried herbs and salts for gifts.
Organic homes

Make your own salts and scrubs

Drying summer herbs will give you a supply of flavourful ingredients to make salts and scrubs for use around the house and special gifts.