Green Winter
Leafy, green lettuce is much easier to grow during the cooler months as they are prone to heat stress and bolt easily in summer making the leaves bitter to taste….
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Poppies – Lest We Forget
Poppies are instantly recognisable for their beautiful, papery blooms held above often-hairy stems. The Flanders Poppy is best known as the poppy worn on Remembrance Day. Poppy seed can…
Learn All About Broad Beans
Broad Beans are the exception to the bean rule. You plant them in winter instead of summer along with the pea family. They are hardy and adaptable, will grow in…
How To Grow Sweet Peas
Growing Sweet Peas in Australia: A Gardener’s Guide to Winter Colour and Fragrance Sweet peas, Lathyrus odoratus, have been a beloved staple in gardens for centuries, prized for their vibrant…
Stuffed Chillies
The Anaheim chili is a versatile chili named after the city that made it popular, Anaheim, California. They have a mild flavour and a gentle heat with a thick, juicy…
The Big Five In The Winter Veggie Patch
Five of the most popular veggies that Australian gardeners grow in Autumn are cabbage, cauliflower, broccoli, spinach, and kale. Here are some growing tips to consider: Cabbages Cabbage is a…
Mastering The Art Of Rudbeckia Cultivation
With their bright yellow to orange flowers and black centers, Rudbeckias add a pop of colour to any garden. These friendly flowers bloom from summer to autumn and are a…
Celeriac
It’s safe to say that celeriac will never be featured in photos of baskets brimming with luscious, perfect produce. One look at this knobbly, dull-coloured vegetable and the description “hit…
Summer Loving: Having a blast
Wondering how to kick off the gardening year in your patch this January? Curious about the veggies and herbs suitable for planting right now? Check out the full list here….
Bush Tucker: Warrigal Greens
Warrigal Greens are a native, edible groundcover, that thrives across most of Australia. Its Australian name comes from the Aboriginal word “warrigal” meaning wild or wild dog and the scientific…
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