Top tomatoes to grow now
Peter Vouthas is a huge tomato fan, growing 60 varieties each year, so he knows his stuff when it comes to these family favourites.
Crops you can start in late winter
It’s still cold outside for many, but you can start some of your favourite crops in late winter so that when the warmer weather arrives you are ready to go.
Top tip for growing asparagus
Growing asparagus may take some time, but the reward is worth it! This tip will help you get started.
Earwigs and woolly aphids
Here's how to naturally control two pesky pests that have the potential to do permanent damage to your garden.
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.
Pumpkin power: Store your harvest and save seeds
Make the most of your pumpkin harvest with these storage and seed saving tips.
Prepare your patch for the cool season
Autumn is the time to turn our attention to planning and prepping our winter garden.
The importance of using mulch and saving seeds
If you are an Organic Gardener reader, you know there are many essential tools we like to use in our gardens. Mulch is one of them, as is saving seeds. Here's why.
Let’s sow the seeds of change together
The Sustain network is hosting their Urban Agriculture Month this November. You can get involved with workshops, webinars, open gardens and garden festivals to grow as an individual gardener and connect with your gardening community.
Five tips to ensure tomato growing success
With the right care, these juicy, flavour-packed fruits can thrive in your garden, providing fresh produce all season long. These five organic growing tips will get you started.
How to maximise your hens’ egg production with a balanced diet
If you are dreaming of an achievable and rewarding way to supply some of your own food, you can’t go past keeping laying hens, such as the barnevelder.
How to put in place a crop rotation plan
A crop rotation plan will help avoid pest and disease build up in your garden.