Managing mozzies in the garden
Denis Crawford's tips will help you manage mozzies while out in the garden this summer.
How to improve soil water-holding capacity
Improving soil water-holding capacity is largely about improving soil structure. Here are several ways to help keep your soil healthy, and water where it's needed.
How to grow an endless supply of leafy greens
Filling your vegie patch with leafy greens means you can harvest fresh, crisp and nutrient-dense ingredients, and have them ready just when you need them.
Native edibles: Lemon myrtle and Geraldton wax
Limes are just one zesty option to grow: lemon myrtle, a tangy edible native, will also add flavour.
Soil solutions: dealing with clay
Clay soil can be hard work for plant roots, but there are ways to improve it.
Discover more ways to grow organically with our expert team.
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Bring in the butterflies
Gardener, educator and author Jaclyn Crupi wants us all to help protect and support native wildlife – starting with butterflies that bring beauty, as well as adding pollinating power.
Small space gardening tips
Kat Lavers lives in Melbourne and has a garden filled with a wide variety of edible plants. Here are her tips for small space gardening success.
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.
Bushfoods: Atherton raspberry, native ginger and old man saltbush
Here are three flavoursome traditional bushfoods you can grow yourself.
Our planet: Eating the invaders
Tony Armstrong, with the help of scientists, land carers, an artist and a chef, looks at how we can turn ecological trash into culinary gold.