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5 Australian Natives To Grow in a Food Forest

These five Australian natives provide food and habitat for beneficial birds, insects and other animals in your food forest garden.

5 Bush Tucker Plants To Grow In Your Backyard

Bush tucker – the fruits and aromatic leaves of the tropical and subtropical rainforests of Eastern Australia – provides a whole new palette of spices, fragrances and flavours for the adventurous cook.

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.

How To Grow Your Own Mulch

We reveal the benefits of “chop and drop” mulching and show you how to grow your own mulch for your garden.

How To Inspire Your Kids To Love Gardening

Inspire your children to love gardening with our simple tips and tricks! All the inspiration you need to turn your little one into a green thumb.

7 Ways To Use Fungi in Permaculture

Fungi in permaculture systems are everywhere, and we can benefit from understanding the roles they play.

Growing Fruit Trees from Seed

Growing fruit trees from seed produces trees that are tough, need minimal water and are resistant to many diseases. Plus they’re free!

How To Build A Cold Frame

Looking to raise seedlings in cooler climates? A cold frame can help. We show you how to build your own “mini greenhouse” with our simple to follow guide.

7 Types of Manure to Use on Your Garden

Manure is an amazing waste product that can transform the health and vitality of your garden. We look at seven types of manure and how to use them.

Do-Nothing Pest Management

Do you feel like you’re constantly battling pests in your garden for your fair share of the harvest? As strange as it may sound, a ‘do-nothing’ approach to pest management might just be what you are looking for.