Rental Gardening: 7 Ways To Make It Work
Keen to start a thriving vegie patch but don’t own your own home? We bring you seven tips to make your rental gardening efforts a success.
Keen to start a thriving vegie patch but don’t own your own home? We bring you seven tips to make your rental gardening efforts a success.
The sky’s the limit for elements which make a garden interactive and engaging to the senses. We show you how to create an edible garden your kids will love.
Live in a mediterranean climate of Australia? Our February Garden Guide will tell you what you should be planting throughout the month.
Our January gardening guide will tell you what you need to do in your garden this time of year, depending on which climate zone you’re in.
Our November garden guide will tell you what you need to do in your garden this time of year, depending on which climate zone you’re in.
[h4]TROPICAL climate[/h4] Zone 0:Â Now is the time to start planning for the wet season garden. The current forecast is for a very dry wet season and perhaps an El Nino so look at water storage options in the yard. Swales will slow down the passage of rain through the property. Look at other possibilities for… View more
[h4]TROPICAL climate[/h4] Zone 0: Many of the wet season crops are now finished and need to be preserved for the long dry season. There are numerous ways of preserving each crop. You can store everything in the freezer in serve size packs. The serve size is determined by the use of the product. For example… View more
[h4]TROPICAL climate[/h4] Zone 0: Time to sort the seeds you’ve been saving in the crisper of your fridge. Sort them into date order and plant the oldest first. You can still order seeds by mail-order and they will be with you in a few days. Zone 1: Now is the best time to plant the… View more
Need some advice on keeping your garden thriving this March? We’re here to help with our March gardening guide.