Knowledge Base
Garlic, saffron, seed potatoes, winter gardening and answers to the questions we hear most often.
Why plants stop growing in winter: day length, soil temperature and dormancy
A seed that sits unchanged for six weeks in winter is usually not a bad seed. Here is what day length, soil temperature and light intensity are actually doing to your garden, and how to plan around them.
Going on Holiday? How to Help Your Garden Survive Without You
A fortnight away in an Australian summer is one of the toughest tests a garden faces. What to harvest, mulch, shade and set up before you leave, and what to expect when you get back.
How to Prepare Your Garden for Winter Growing
Winter gardening requires a strategy and some essential tools, yet the benefits are unparalleled. Growing several crops like spinach and kale can add variety to meals throughout the wintertime. Additionally, there is an abundance of other plants that will make harvesting even more exciting! With these recommendations, you are all set for a successful season!