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In the Garden: Broughton Hall
20 May 2019 | David MuskerFind out what David Musker is up to at Broughton Hall in Victoria
In the Garden: February
02 December 2019 | Robin PowellHumidity in February is at it's summer peak. The garden will need a helping-hand to get through the next few weeks and into the cooler weather.
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In the Garden: January
02 December 2019 | Robin PowellClip, snip, mow and trim. It's time for the post festive clean-up in the garden
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In the garden: July
20 May 2019 | Linda RossThe winter chill is settling on the garden. It's time to enjoy winter flowers, sharpen up the pruning tools and get those spring bulbs in
In the garden: March
28 February 2019 | Robin PowellIt’s time to get busy this march. Back by popular demand - our reminders of what to do in the garden this season.
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It's time to: August
05 August 2016 | Elizabeth SwaneGet ready, spring will be here before we know it. It's time to get the last of those last-minute winter jobs done
It's Time To: December
10 November 2020 | Tammy HuynhSummer is gardenia season! Pick their blooms to enjoy delicious scent indoors. Watch out for scale and spray with eco-oil. Best to spray early in the
evening to prevent leaves burning during the day.
Kitchen Garden Spring Jobs
01 September 2017 | Linda RossThis spring try something new: a vertical pumpkin patch; a fence line of sweet potato or a hanging basket filled with the sweetest, most productive strawberry ever.
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Kitchen Garden Spring: Soft Herbs
01 September 2017 | Linda RossThe key to a thriving herb garden is to give each plant the conditions it needs to prosper. The result is easy gardening, and delicious pickings. Here Linda Ross shows you her favourites and the conditions they need to thrive in spring.
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Kitchen Garden: subtropical winter
01 June 2018 | Arno KingArno is a garden designer and writer whose garden in Brisbane is mostly edible. He is constantly testing the received garden wisdom for its relevance to subtropical gardeners, and trialling new products. Lets see what Arno's growing this winter
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Know your: ferns
21 August 2019 | Linda RossMany ferns have a soft feathery quality that makes a great contrast with other plants - in the garden or indoors.
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Know your: indoor plants
06 September 2018 | Linda RossPlants make indoor spaces beautiful and people happy. Here are a few easy-care options to start - or enlarge! - your indoor garden.
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Magic Magnolia Mulch
22 April 2015 | Sandra RossSandra's special recipe does magical things to sulking magnolias!
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Meet Keith and Maureene Smith
26 August 2019 | Robin PowellCancer fundraisers and plant propagators
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Meet Mark Jury, magnolia breeder
21 May 2019 | Robin PowellIf there’s a stunning deciduous magnolia in your garden with enormous cup-shaped blooms and rich colour, chances are it was bred by New Zealand plantsman,
Mark Jury.
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Meet Ros Loftus
26 August 2019 | Robin PowellRiversdale is a National Trust property in Goulburn where volunteers have battled drought, rabbits and running bamboo to recreate a beautiful, much-loved garden.
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Postcard from the garden world
22 August 2019 | Ross ToursSee what's happening in the world of Ross Garden Tours this spring
Spring jobs: November
22 August 2019 | Linda RossThe last of the spring blooms are falling. The mauve carpets of Jacaranda flowers are covering lawns and the throng of the crickets and songs of the frogs has begun. Here's a list of the last remaining spring jobs to be done in preparation for a big summer ahead
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Spring jobs: October
22 August 2019 | Linda RossOctober is an energetic month for gardeners but there’s much to appreciate on the way. Here's a list of October essentials in the mid-spring garden.
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Spring Jobs: October
08 October 2019 | Linda RossSpring has sprung and the promise of new growth in the garden and stunning spring floral displays is exciting. Here's a swag of jobs, tips, tricks and things to look out for in the garden this OPctober
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Spring Jobs: September
22 August 2019 | Linda RossSpring has sprung and Elizabeth Swane is excited about the promise of new growth in the garden and stunning spring floral displays. Here She has a swag of jobs, tips, tricks and things to look out for in the temperate garden this September
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Thinking gardens
21 August 2019 | Caroline Simpson Library & Research Collection, (c) Sydney Living MuseumsBetty Maloney was a pioneer of bush gardening whose advice on finding serenity in the garden is as relevant now as it was half a century ago.
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What’s new this spring
26 August 2019 | Linda RossHere's what's new in the garden this spring
What’s new this winter
21 May 2019 | Robin PowellEven if she hadn’t been running Collectors’ Plant Fair, Linda Ross would have been there before the gates opened to be sure of securing a swag of treasure. Here’s part of her shopping list from this year.
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Whats new this winter
05 June 2018 | Narelle SmithWhat’s new: and not-so-new, plants we love. Narelle Smith gives us the winter lowdown for 2018
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Zucchinis - a veggie in a hurry
25 November 2020 | Graham RossQuick and easy to grow, even in pots, nutritious and incrediblyversatile in the kitchen.
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