There's something rewarding about plucking fresh herbs to accent your pasta sauce or crisp lettuce leaves for an impromptu salad. For many homeowners, though, the thought of tilling the land and ...

Water the straw bales deeply every day during the conditioning process, and apply another ½ cup of high-nitrogen fertilizer on each bale on days 3 and 5. On days 7 and 9, apply ¼ cup of high-nitrogen ...

Prep the location where you want your garden to be by leveling raised spots with a shovel, pulling out large weeds, and mowing the grass short. If weeds or grass were already growing in the area, lay ...

In this video, I make a bed for a primitive mud house built using mud mixed with grass. These traditional houses are strong, durable, and offer excellent thermal insulation. Watch how simple tools and ...

Crafted from quality galvanised steel with sleek, rounded edges, this raised garden bed is perfect for growing your favourite greens, flowers, herbs, fruits, vegetables, and more. With horizontal tie ...

Few things are more rewarding than growing your own food. It’s fresher, more affordable, and gives you peace of mind knowing exactly what went into it – not to mention it tastes better than anything ...

Her secret lies in layering: start with a crisp bottom sheet, then build warmth and texture with quilts and blankets in a mix of colours and patterns. “It feels more collected and less perfect,” she ...

Moonglow is one of four Art & Sol Mangave selections that will make its debut in 2026 and will bring the collection to 10.

Autumn is here which means things are slowing down in the garden but there’s still plenty to enjoy outdoors. In October the garden is a still and soothing place to be after the busy pace of summer – ...

Caring for mums is easy but requires regular watering to keep them flowering for many weeks. How much water the plants need and how often you should water mums varies depending on where the plant is ...

Shoppers are rushing to Aldi for this $19.99 garden edging. It’s the trending backyard upgrade you’ll want before it sells out.

Fall is a great time to improve your soil for next year’s garden. Many of the resources needed are readily available and many are free at this time of the year. Start by putting fall leaves to work in ...