Wonderful plants grace this issue from true blue salvias to dashing dahlias and plenty inbetween. We highlight basils, good combinations, bedding plants, what to sow and some new succulents. Its packed with info for planning your garden and some design tips to try.

A jam-packed Spring issue focussing on plants to get into garden beds this month including our top 10 spring shrubs, bedding plants, irises and succulents. Make your own seed tape, build a pot wall feature, or plant up a tea garden in a pot. Find the natural balance with herbs and flowers, get the kids growing veg with fun projects and add fish and shrimp to your aquascaping tank. We feature a beautiful small garden, discover how to design with containers and boost our garden biodiversity, plus loads more.

Take a note of our massive selection of 101 spring tips in this issue amongst beautiful gardens, new plants, lawn plans, pizza gardens and butterfly kisses. Then take a stroll around 88 Open Gardens you can visit around the country this spring brought to you by Stihl. Join us as we launch the Thanks Plants campaign and take you on a journey to see why plants are so special. This bumper issue is filled to the brim.

Add some bright colour to cold days with pretty annuals; try something hardy with waxflowers; invest in sunny with pelargoniums; and that's just the beginning of the blooms. Learn how to look after your aqua garden; build a neat indoor planter; and tackle the maintenance of pruning, particularly roses this month,

Trendy mini aloes feature in this issue along with interesting and informative articles on paving design, propagating indoor plants, what veggies to plant in small spaces and how to give your pets a herbal boost. Plus there are many plant to plant, seeds to sow and things to do in the garden this month.

Its time to plant colour in the garden and you can get loads with the 4 P's poppies, petunias, pansies and primulas.  Learn about the trend of rewilding your garden, plant strelitzia and combine ferns and orchids indoors. Plus troubleshooting your houseplants, using herbs in soups and stocks and what plants to use for your underwater garden.

The middle of autumn brings lots of leaves that are useful to gardeners and we show you how to use them. We have an amazing garden, new design tips and a focus on plectranthus, plus great projects like easy kokedama making and displaying succulents indoors. Find out how to read your indoor plants, what makes a bromeliad- and fern-lover tick and how to use and grow medicinal indigenous plants. Plus loads more.

If you ever wondered about why plants have Latin names, you can find out in this issue. In the garden save your tender plants from frost, plant winter and spring flowering bulbs, plant a soup garden, and choose from 5 succulents to grow indoors. Plus we start on our aquascaping project, make an Easter basket for the kids and saw some planks for a potted plant display stand for the patio

Its all about roses this month with our top 10 favourite roses, the celebration of Ludwig’s Roses 50th anniversary and a garden feature filled with roses. We start our new series on next generation gardening; explore how to water our houseplants, build a bird feeding station and make use of some simple tips to improve our garden design, just for starters…

We have fascinating articles in this issue if you have an interest in foraging for mushrooms, gardening in harsh climates, or discovering a new underwater world of gardening. And as always we have practical gardening features that cover how to achieve planting success and how to use permaculture principles at home, to name just a few. 

In this, our bumber issue for new beginnings in 2021, we feature 10 of the gardening trends that forecasters have shared with us for the upcoming year in what is called: ‘The Great Reset’. It’s filled with good ideas and things to think about. We also have some great projects to start the year and feature a sculpture garden that should be on everyone’s bucket list. Enjoy!

It's time to celebrate the year of gardening with some fun project to do to lighten up your home with joy for the festive season. We also have a floating shelf DIY that's really easy and perfect for your potted peperomias. Check out 10 ways to improve your garden design quickly and tuck into festive herbs and veggies. Don't miss the gifts for gardener's section and enjoy this time in the garden.

It's time to dance! Plant fuchsia ballerinas and go small in the garden with baby veg and patio herbs. Try some stunning petite indigenous flowering plants and plant loads of summer bulbs. Every wondered what herbs to plant for your pets? We have all the answers.

We love spring because we can plant summer bulbs, try some new tomatoes and make use of herbs in the garden. In this issue we also feature some great bougainvilleas and get down to the basics of dianthus, bachelors buttons and stapelia. Learn how to plant a creeper for the best results and how to mow like a pro. This is a packed issue to make the most of your spring garden.

We have so much info in this issue, its difficult to list it all. Some of our features include growing berries, bring back Hoyas, discovering haworthiopsis, and inspirational outdoor seating spaces. Lots more and great ideas and projects for the garden.

Join us for a tour of an abundant Karoo garden layered with colour, texture and scent. Enjoy new ideas of putting water into your garden, plant some new pelargoniums, find out what a calibrachoa is, have fun with some gardening projects and see what you can do in the garden this month. Plus we have a DIY carpenter’s caddy you can make, learn how to repot a cactus and use up an abundance of spinach.

The July issue features an indigenous garden packed with style, how to be creative with pavers and what style to choose for your veggie garden. We introduce our series on plant hunters, plant petunias, make a mini greenhouse and a climbing frame for the garden, plus much more.

You may think that coming up to winter there is not much to do in the garden, but you would be wrong. The birds need feeding in winter and we have some great quick birdfeeders you can make; winter veg need to be planted and we explore ways to grow vertically; and you can always go indoors with our step-by-step terrarium. That’s not all. There is plenty on plants, loads of inspiration, ideas and projects to keep you gardening and exploring new ways to make your garden patch, paradise.

A packed issue of things to do in the garden this month, with inspiration from a beautiful garden and how to get structure into your space.

If you ever wanted to make a bog garden, sow clivias from seed, take cuttings of flowering plants, or keep your ferns alive, this issue is for you. Plus there is a step-by-step guide to edibles in hanging baskets and what cover crops to use for what purpose.

This issue is packed with practical gardening plus features on kids gardening, sedums and more.

The most comprehensive 2020 vision with a monthly calendar for the year and all the information you need to have a fantastic garden.

Full of festive flavour and fun, this issue is packed with plants, tips and ideas and some inspiration to enjoy your garden this month.

Lots of wonderful plants and interesting ideas in this month's issue. Plus trendy houseplants and cool summer salads plus loads more.

Spring is in full swing and there is plenty to do in the garden while also enjoying the spring flowering plants and new growth. We give you all you need in one magazine.

The spring issues is packed with plants, ideas and inspiration and loads of things to do so we can spend as much of this wonderful season in the garden

A packed issue this month bringing you the latest golds from The Chelsea Flower Show, silver plants you have to have in your garden, pot recipes and easy compost, plus the latest in herbs and veggies and plenty to plant this month.

An explosion of colourful plants for winter, missions you can tackle in the garden and inspiration from over the pond. Plus loads more.

New ideas from the Melbourne Flower Show plus articles on crassulas, pansies and indoor figs. Tackle a restoration project and transplant a rose, plus all the usual info on what to do this month in the garden.

Get your home healthy with indoor plants, plant some daffadowndillies, check out some new fun ideas to try in the garden, fight frost, plant broad beans and gather some herbs for Mother's Day.

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