A selection of broad bean in their shell and ready to eat.
What to plant

Broad bean bounty

Broad beans, also known as fava beans, are one of the oldest cultivated crops in the world. They are a valuable multipurpose plant for any backyard vegie patch.

Broccoli is a crop that keeps on giving.
Vegetables

Get ready to grow broccoli and spinach

With good preparation, you can have your own abundant harvest of fresh, nutritious vegetables through autumn and winter. Get started with broccoli and English spinach.

Radish bulbs and leaves
Vegetables

Grow radishes all year round

Radishes can be grown pretty much all year round in most climates; they are an especially tasty option to plant when you start to pull out your summer vegetables.

Green grapes in two hands.
What to plant

Grow: grapevines

Looking for a plant that has many uses? Grow a grapevine with these tips and enjoy the grape times.

'Casper' variety of eggplant growing on the vine.
What to plant

Connie Cao’s tips for growing eggplants

Baked, grilled or pickled, stewed or steamed – there’s a multitude of ways to enjoy eggplants, and they will add gorgeous colours to cottage flower gardens or mixed edible garden beds.

Native violet is an edible native
What to plant

Potting up natives

Edible natives grown in pots are a great growing choice if you have a small space or balcony.

Bronze orange bugs.
Pests & diseases

Pest control: Bronze orange bugs

Learn how to control this common citrus pest, which sucks sap from new shoots and stems.

Watering
What to plant

Gardening tips to beat the heat

How you water matters during the hot months, so follow these easy to implement ideas and help your plants beat the heat.

A dahlia growing
What to plant

Growing edible flowers in your garden

Edible flowers add fresh flavour to dishes, make refreshing teas, and create delicious cordials and preserves. Here's our top picks.

Bishop's Crown chilli.
Herbs & spices

Add spice with chillies

Growing your own chillies, means you can take your pick from the hot to the mild. Here’s how to get started.

Mitsuba (Japanese parsley)
What to plant

Water-loving edibles

Counter the heat in your garden by making a cool space with water-loving edibles.

Native river mint
What to plant

Grow: Native River Mint

This native thrives in a self-watering pot or in a rain garden. The best native mint for the kitchen.