Walking onions

An onion that walks across the garden, how can that be? asks PENNY WOODWARD

What to plant in May

Take advantage of forecast rain this month with JUSTIN RUSSELL's planting tips for a wide range of perennial and annual crops.

Mixed spices

Home gardeners might consider spices too unusual and tricky to grow, but PENNY WOODWARD says there are good choices for warm and cool climates.

Garlic planting time

Autumn is prime garlic planting time, says PENNY WOODWARD. check out her tips for a bumper crop.

Herb garden basics

Autumn is a good time to plant herbs, so PENNY WOODWARD tells us how to start.

March planting ideas

With a good chance of decent autumn rains on the way JUSTIN RUSSELL says it's time to get planting!

Tomato time again!

You can never have too many home-grown tomatoes, says PENNY WOODWARD.

Grow your own lettuces

Forget about buying bagged lettuce says PENNY WOODWARD, have go at growing your own.

Make your own pyrethrum

Many herbs can be used to control pests naturally. Learn how to use pyrethrum to make your own dusts and sprays.

Colourful portulaca

PENNY WOODWARD suggests a bit of colour to brighten your day

Bountiful bananas

Have you thought of growing bananas in your cool climate garden? asks PENNY WOODWARD.

Peachy keen

It's time to prune peach and nectarine trees, writes PHIL DUDMAN. Check out his step-by-step guide.