Understanding Sun Terms in Gardening
What Do Full Sun, Part Shade and Full Shade Really Mean? 🌿 One of the most common things you will see on a seed packet or plant label is a…
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Growing Indoors During Winter
Growing Fresh Food Indoors And Starting Seeds For Spring Winter does not have to mean the growing season is over. Even when the garden beds are cold, wet, shady or…
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How to improve your Seed germination rates
Simple Seed Germination Tips for Better Results There is nothing quite as exciting as checking your seed trays and seeing those first tiny green shoots appear. It feels like a…
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How to Control Cabbage White Butterflies and Cabbage Moths in Your Vegetable Garden
🥬Protecting Brassicas from Hungry Caterpillars 🦋Understanding the Two Main Culprits Of all the little critters that wander into the vegie patch, few cause as much drama as the Cabbage White…
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How to plant Broccoli
???? Growing Broccoli in Australia: A Complete Guide for Home Gardeners Broccoli is one of those vegetables that is reliable, productive and incredibly good for you. Once you grow your…
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Why You Need to Remove Dead Plants in Your Garden
There is a quiet rhythm to every garden ???? If you’ve been gardening for a while, you start to feel it. The rush of spring growth. The abundance of summer…
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How and Why To Sterilise Your Pots
???? Why Sterilising Pots Matters Raising seedlings is one of the most rewarding ways to get a head start on your garden. It gives you flexibility, letting you grow plants…
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Indeterminate V’s Determinate Tomatoes
There are two main growth types of tomato plants to grow: determinate and indeterminate ????. The type you choose will shape how you grow them, how much care they need,…
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Bi-Carb of Soda: A Simple Fungicide for Powdery Mildew
1. What Is Powdery Mildew and Why It Matters ???? If you’ve gardened for more than five minutes, you’ve probably met powdery mildew. It’s that white, dusty coating that suddenly…
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Bye-Bye Aphids, Hello Happy Plants!
???? Aphids in the Garden: What You Need to Know Of all the garden pests we come across, aphids are probably the most familiar. These tiny sap-suckers feed on the…
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