Jackie French shares her tale of the Nasty Rose Grower.

If you are longing to plant your vegies now, but the soil still feels cold when you sit on it, satisfy your gardening longings by planting out some spuds. Potatoes can be planted when the soil is still cold, as long as the soil isn’t frozen solid — if it is the potatoes will rot. […]

Roses are very easy to grow. Even in a drought your roses will bloom and bloom.

There is nothing like a home-grown tomato, all warm from the sun and not just sweet but incredibly full of flavour. You just haven't eaten a tomato until you've had one straight from the garden!

Your basil questions answered by The Australian Women's Weekly's cooking team.

Before you rush to the nursery to buy every seedling, The Weekly lists the tasks you must complete to keep your garden growing.

Want to know what to plant this month? Look no further.

Make like celebrity chef, Maggie Beer and grow your own with The Weekly's guide to starting an orchard.

Australian horticulturist Phillip Johnson has claimed best in show at this year's Chelsea Flower Show with his ecologically sustainable Australian style billabong garden build in the heart of London.

Crab apple trees are hardier than a cherry tree and the blossom lasts longer in our harsher climate, too.