Minty magic

Known by gardeners as native mint bush, Prostanthera rotundifolia is a handy plant for semi-shade.

Spinach substitutes

Spinach is a no-fuss cool season crop but there are some excellent substitutes for warmer seasons and regions too hot for English spinach.

Old-fashioned aromatic roses

Don't be put off by the stark look of bare-rooted rose trees. The colder months are the time to plant them to ensure success.

Introduction to warrigal greens

Warrigal greens are one of the easiest and most rewarding native food plants to grow.

Colourful carrots

There are so many different types of carrot to grow, many of them vibrantly coloured heirloom varieties.

Garlic in your garden

Homegrown garlic tastes dramatically better than any you can buy in your local supermarket, so why not grow it yourself!

Growing asparagus

A family favourite, asparagus is a must-have in the vegie patch, and with these expert tips you can grow them in your backyard.

Growing heirloom tomatoes

Tomatoes are a favourite in the kitchen and a must-have to grow in a backyard patch, here you can learn how to plant them from seed.

How to grow sprouts

All you need is a bench or windowsill and some easy-to-find equipment to grow sprouts.

Edible succulents

These three edible, waterwise succulents can be planted in your backyard. They are easy to grow, and tasty!

Grow bee-attracting aquilegias

The bonnet-like, bee-attracting aquilegias are captivating and well worth growing in your organic garden.

Blooming blue flowers!

Although blue flowers are relatively rare, they are well worth searching out, to add beauty and colour to your garden.