A jar of yellow nectarine kimchi beside a plated salad
Your garden harvest

Seasonal ferments: nectarine kimchi and plum vinegar

Naturally high in sugars, stone fruits ferment quickly and beautifully. So when it’s harvest time and you have more than you can eat or share, these recipes from Katerina Lazareva offer a way to preserve the flavour of your fresh fruits.

A bowl of cauliflower and chickpea soup.
Recipes

Soup season

keep warm with this nourishing soup recipe: a creamy vegie bowl made with cauliflower from your garden.

Mediterranean burrata with baked grapes and crackers for dipping.
Your garden harvest

Buratta with Baked Grapes

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

Radishes chopped in half ready for cooking.
Your garden harvest

Make your own radish kimchi

With a garden overflowing with radishes, a recipe that makes the most of this crunchy root is a must.

Preserved lemons in a glass jar.
Your garden harvest

Preserving lemons

When there's a glut of lemons in your garden, you can share them with friends and, with this recipe you can preserve them for later use – nothing wasted.

Cabbages come into their own when preserved or fermented.
Preserving & fermented

Fermenting cabbage

Cabbages are wonderful raw or cooked, but they really come into their own when fermented and preserved.

Ingredients to make kimchi and a bowl full of kimchi.
Your garden harvest

Make your own kimchi

You can grow many of the ingredients for kimchi in your garden and then make your own with this recipe.

Globe artichoke
Your garden harvest

Early summer harvesting notes

Penny Woodward talks about harvesting garlic, basil, globe artichokes and zucchini flowers

Banana flower hanging below a bunch of young bananas.
Your garden harvest

Harvest notes: early spring

Check your garden to see if the following are ready to harvest: bananas, coriander and english spinach.

Use a sharp knife to cut cauliflower off the plant.
Your garden harvest

Take your pick for your kitchen: early winter 2024

Now is a good time to see if your limes, cauliflower and ginger are ready to be put to use in your kitchen.

Pumpkins are ready when the skin has lost some of its sheen.
Your garden harvest

Take your harvest pick: Autumn 2024

Now is the time to see if you can fill your harvest basket with these tasty picks.

Use your extra passionfruit harvest to make wine.
Recipes

Passionfruit wine

This award-winning wine from organic vintners, Nadia and Francis O'Connell, is a great way to use excess fruit.