Edible Garden

Gardening is great for your mental health, but did you know there are many foods that you can grow to boost your mood too? Here's a list of the top mood boosters you can grow at home!

Autumn is a great time of the year to plant those vegetables and herbs that love cooler conditions. These will be ready to harvest throughout Winter and Spring, providing fresh produce and ingredients for your home.

These small but mighty greens are brimming with vitamins, minerals, and nutrients, read on to find out just how good they are for you and how to incorporate them into your diet!

Access to a culinary herb garden at home is a small luxury that’s easier to achieve than you might think. With these simple tips, you will have a thriving herb garden to infuse your culinary creations with!

With the high price of Supermarket herbs, growing your own is not only rewarding but economical. This guide will equip you with the best techniques to master the art of herb harvesting, ensuring a successful and sustainable yield throughout the year. So, grab your snips, roll up your sleeves, and prepare to elevate your herb-growing experience to new heights!

Ever wondered about how seedless fruit can exist? Come with us as we demystify this wondrous phenomenon.

You just can’t beat the flavour and freshness of homegrown garlic and Australia has a great climate for growing this delicious crop too. Just one single clove of garlic planted will grow into a beautiful full bulb by the end of the season. Follow our top tips to maximise your crop.

Autumn is a great time of year to plant those varieties that love cooler conditions. Try planting these companion plants with your Autumn crops for pest resistance and better-performing crops.

Not only do flowers provide a splash of colour to your garden, but there are also many that you can eat! Here is a list of the most popular edible flowers and how to use them in your cooking.

Short on space for a garden? Fear not, it is still possible to grow a wonderful variety of flowers, herbs, and vegetables. With clever planning, you can utilise your space to become productive and beautiful. Read on for some nifty tips to get you started.