Where do pests go in winter?
Some pests can handle the cold, others can't. Either way nature has provided them with a way to deal with the chill.
Control aphids and pear slugs
The fresh growth of spring is a time for pesky pests to be out and about. Here's what to do if you find aphids or cherry and pear slugs.
A scent-sational win for chemical-free pest control
The winner for the 2024 Eureka Prize of Environmental Research has developed a new method of pest control as an alternative to pesticides.
Snails begone!
Peas appear to be a favourite of snails and slugs in vegie patches, here's a simple solution that you can make yourself to keep them away.
Diversity is the key
Penny Woodward explains how diversity is essential for healthy gardens, parks, farms and wild environments.
On fruit patrol
There can be some nasty pests and diseases in the summer orchard.Try Peter Cundall's trusted control methods.
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Create a slug barrier
Peter Cundall first suggested this method of pear and cherry slug control.
Mighty mini pumpkins
Packing a punch in the flavour and colour stakes, mini pumpkins are great for small spaces says Paul West.
Get to know your garden critters
Do you know the pests you're dealing with asks PENNY WOODWARD
Pyrethroid pesticide warning
PENNY WOODWARD asks how safe are our ‘safe’ insecticides?
Tomato pests and diseases
Common tomato pests and diseases explained, by LINDA COCKBURN.
Broccoli harvest is a net gain
Simon Webster celebrates a win over the caterpillars.