Prepare your patch for the cool season

Now is the time to prep for the cool season but starting winter vegies at the tail end of summer has its challenges.

5 shower water catchers to be won!

Stop that excess water going down the shower drain - catch and carry to your garden instead!

Buratta with Baked Grapes

Try this Mediterranean-inspired recipe from Dan Pasquali's kitchen. It is a grape sensation!

Tasmania

Find out what's on the sustainable menu when you travel to the Apple Isle.

Pest control: whitefly

With the warmer weather, some pests such as whitefly can do a fair bit of damage to your vegie patch. These tips will help stop them.

Keep your garden growing strong!

Our summer issue is bursting with ideas and tips to keep your garden filled with goodness.

Hatching chickens: incubation

Incubation is a safe way to add to your backyard flock by hatching chicks without a hen.

Australian yams: nutritional food of the future

A collaboration between The University of Queensland (UQ) and the Gimuy Walubara Yidinji community of Far North Queensland is exploring future uses of Australian yams.

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.