I hear it all the time: “Ken, I love the look of a beautiful landscape, but I barely have time to water, let alone fuss with demanding plants.” I get it. Life gets busy, but your garden doesn’t have ...

For information to assist regulatory considerations, refer to Policy Statements and Guidelines, the Conservation Advice, the Listing Advice and/or the Recovery Plan. NSW: Threatened biodiversity ...

British gardeners have been warned to be on the lookout for a fast–spreading fungus that is not as delightful as it sounds. Honey fungus, also known as 'golden mushroom' or Armillaria mellea, is a ...

When it comes to squash varieties, there are way too many to count. This delicious fruit is one of the longest cultivated food plants, with a storied history that dates back over 8,000 years. This is ...

Snowdrop snowdrift! Snowdrops naturalize so easily, and they make a beautiful blanket of white in the landscape. (Credit: Brian Minter) A huge part of the gardening experience is the anticipation of ...

Summer is fast becoming a fading memory as autumn steadily settles into its rhythm and seduces us with its own particular attractions. While there’s a notable number of plants that flower at this time ...

Clay soil isn’t the end of the world for your garden – in fact, if you tailor your planting scheme and select some of the best plants for clay soil, your garden will still flourish. Before you learn ...

Raspberries are the taste of summer, bringing back memories of those grown by my dad when I was young. Their jewel-like, ruby colour and delicious flavour are well worth your time. And you can grow ...