10 Eco-Friendly Gift IdeasÂ
Looking for the perfect ethical and eco-friendly gift? Check out these 10 sustainable gift ideas.
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Hand Pollinating For Seed Saving: Cucurbits
By hand pollinating your cucurbit flowers you can ensure the seeds you save from the resulting fruit will always be true to type. The Cucurbitaceae family, which consists of zucchini, pumpkin, cucumber, melons, gourds, luffa and marrows, is one of…
Bioguano: How To Care For Your Soil & The Planet
With the ability to clean toxins from your soil, improve soil structure and promote healthy plant growth we find out more about this powerful organic fertiliser – BioGuano+.
Old-Fashioned Rhubarb Loaf Recipe
Splendidly sweet yet super healthy rhubarb is the perfect ingredient for baking. We bring you a delicious recipe for old-fashioned rhubarb loaf.
3 Natural Ways To Deter Pests In Your Garden
Just as much as we love good homegrown vegies, so do many pests species. We bring you three ways to naturally deter pests in your garden.
Issue 30 Out Now!
It’s the big 3-0 issue of Pip Magazine! Our 30th issue includes plenty of excellent reads to help inspire you on your sustainability journey.
Sheep Sorrel & Potato Soup Recipe
Due to their high levels of oxalic acid, sheep sorrel leaves have a refreshing lemony ‘zing’ to them, making them a perfect addition to this potato soup recipe.
6 Superfoods to Improve Your Soil Health
Healthy soil is the foundation every garden needs. These six superfoods will help improve your soil health.
3 Ways To Get More Food From Your Patch
We show you three ways to grow more food from your vegie patch.Â
5 Rituals To Celebrate Spring
It’s a special time of year – the ushering in of the new spring season – so we think it’s worth celebrating with some unique rituals!
Issue 29 Out Now!
Drum rolllll…. The new issue of Pip – Issue #29 – has arrived! And what a beauty it is.Â
How To Create a Verge Garden
Everything you need to know about converting your boring old grass nature strip into a bountiful edible verge garden.
Japanese Sickle: Review
The Japanese sickle is an affordable, lightweight, and essential piece of kit for any gardener who is harvesting, chopping down plants for composting, mulching or cover crops.
From Disused Tennis Court to a Productive Vegie Garden
We explore a productive vegie garden that once played host to family tennis tournaments. For Jaclyn Crupi and her partner Andrew Stewardson, transforming a disused tennis court into a productive vegie garden was about finding a design that balanced history,…
Overwintering Plants
Protect your top producing vegies and get a jump on the new season by overwintering plants.
Fruit Tree Grafting Guide
We show you how to add varieties and improve pollination with our fruit tree grafting guide.
Aussie Gardener: Knowledge Is Power in the Vegie Growing Game
Brian and Kaylene Chapman from Aussie Gardener are on a mission to educate and empower vegie growers both new and experienced. Far more than an online gardening shop, Brian and Kaylene Chapman’s Aussie Gardener store website is building a community for both…
Issue 28 Out Now!
Issue 28 is packed full of inspiration and information to nourish yourself and the planet.
Pip Podcast #41: Alison Pouliot
In this Pip Podcast, we chat to ecologist, author and environmental photographer Alison Pouliot about the diverse world of fungi and its importance in our ecological networks.
How To Propagate Hardwood Edibles
With a bit of knowledge and patience you may never have to buy a semi-hardwood or hardwood plant again.
5 Tips To Overcome The Overwhelm
Many of us are feeling the overwhelm lately… Here are 5 steps to keep it at bay.
