Your Garden

Brassicas put in the garden in late December or during January will need protection from hungry bugs, and it's time to plant some bulbs for spring.

Onions have layers, and so too does your garden.

What's happening in your garden?

What's happening in your garden?

What's happening in your garden.

What's happening in your garden?

What's happening in your garden.

What to do in your garden each week

Raising plants from seed is cost-effective and gives greater choices than buying plants from garden centres.

Given rich soil, zucchini, marrows and pumpkin are easily grown in the home garden, although in cooler districts pumpkins need a hot, dry summer to do well.

October is an important month in the garden calendar, do not throw away your shot at garden glory! Use this guide to make sure you whack the nail on the head.

No frost, no problems. Get going on your gardening as before you know it, Winter will be upon us again!

Now's the time to be planting vegetables and flowers - but hold off on the tomatoes.

Let it grow, let it grow, let those dang veggies grow. It's time to start sowing seeds. Check out this guide if you need help.

It's Spring! There's so much to do in the garden. Nobody panic, instead, check out this guide for all the help you need.

Are you sure about that manure? Check out this handy gardening guide to make sure your manure is pure.