Edible Garden

Asparagus is a wonderful crop to grow in the home garden. Perennial in nature they provide delicious shoots for you year after year, in some cases for multiple decades! With the right care, they will be sure to flourish in your garden. Here's how.

Tea is a beverage enjoyed by all walks of life, whether you enjoy a cup of classic black tea or prefer a fruity tisane served on ice. Growing your own cuppa is easier than you think and will make that morning sip extra special. Learn how to grow your own tea here.

Ever dreamed of harvesting your own fresh berries in Summer? Make that dream a reality with our easy grow guide on how to grow berry canes.

The idea of self-sufficiency and creating your own food security at home has become increasingly popular over the last few years. Get the most out of growing your own with these key considerations.

You may hear in the gardening world that in order to have a successful vegetable garden you need to have a yard that receives full sun. Luckily this is not necessarily the case. Read on to find out how to successfully garden in the shade.

Hydroponic methods of growing food may have been restricted to commercial farms in the past but thankfully at-home units are now readily available and suited to gardeners of all capabilities. Here's just a few reasons why we love hydroponics.

Many parts of Australia have experienced masses of rainfall in the past few years, which has led to severe flooding events. Though water is essential for all life on Earth too much of it can be destructive. We have put together some tips that we hope will help you in the garden during these weather extremes.

Gardening is not only fun and rewarding, it is also great for your health and mental wellbeing. Here's just a few reasons why gardening is so good for you.

Do you dream of enjoying your favourite herbs picked fresh whenever you want them? Herb garden kits are great investments and gifts for those interested in growing their own at home!

Spice up your veggie garden by growing Chillies from seed. Here's our guide to growing and caring for your chilli plants.