Pack in the produce with all the practical gardening tips in our latest issue!
Winter is a great time to garden, especially with all the naturally organic solutions in the latest issue of ABC Organic Gardener! From growing citrus in small spaces and how to start a worm farm, to blooming natives to plant now. Plus, where pests go in winter and tips to help you start add asparagus to your patch.
The Winter 2025 issue is on sale from June 19 to July 31.
Featured articles in the Winter 2025 issue
Compact citrus: pot-growing tips and dwarf varieties
Citrus are Connie Cao’s top pick for pots and small spaces, especially with more dwarf varieties available.
Blooming natives
Karen Sutherland finds some flowering natives with a difference that can be planted now, and they are great as cut flowers when in bloom.
Growing asparagus
You need a little patience to get asparagus started, writes Jian Liu, but as the plant can last up to 20 years it’s worth taking the time.
Small and bountiful
There are so many creative ways to make a small garden or balcony productive, from going vertical using stackable pots, to making the most of the walls of your garden, writes Connie Cao.
Gardens on the move
Sophie Thomson left a large rural block to live in a rental property until she found a new home. Here she talks with Phil Dudman about how she made sure her plant collection was moved so it would survive, and thrive.
Start your own worm farm
Compost expert Kate Flood loves worms and the valuable soil-boosting castings they produce. Here’s her comprehensive guide to finding the right worm farm and getting started.
Seasonal pests: Where do pests go in winter?
Denis Crawford explains how pests survive winter, where you might find them, and some general prevention and control strategies.
Just your cup of tea
Certified organic tea can be good for your health, the environment and workers’ rights. Plus, microplastics in tea bags. By Simon Webster.
In coversation with Gina Chick: woman of the wild
Gina Chick, the inaugural winner of Alone Australia, talks with Jacqueline Forster about why connection with nature and being vulnerable will help us live better on a troubled planet.
Nests for success
Bird nests are sites of drama, architectural intrigue and evolutionary genius, writes Georgia Angus. Plus, know your nests.
Plus our regular articles:
- Harvest: Olivia Andrews’ new book, Slow Cooking, is filled with nourishing wholefood recipes designed to help families on a tight budget and those with a busy schedule.
- Action: Our experts share their top tips for gardening success
- Matters: News and events
- Library: The best books reviews
- Losing the plot: Simon Webster recounts the plethora of homemade fermented products that have been thrust upon his family’s microbiota.
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