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Grow your own cocktail garden

Whatever your summer tipple, you'll enjoy it all the more when all you have to do is pick the ingredients from your own cocktail garden.

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How to grow potted herbs that thrive

There’s nothing like snipping fresh basil to use in a meal or adding mint to a jug of iced water. Our warm, humid summers and mild winters mean herbs can thrive all year round—especially when grown in pots. Here’s how to get started.

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What to Plant in August

Find out what to plant this August to make sure you can grow an abundance of food in your own back yard.

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How your garden will change in August

Many plants that come to life in Spring are budding early this year. Find out what that means for you as The Micro Gardener shares her monthly top tips.

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June gardening tips

June might be chilly, but it's a great time to get your hands dirty and prep your garden for a productive season. Whether you're sowing seeds or planting seedlings, there's plenty you can grow right now.

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April Seasonal Gardening Tips

We're transitioning into a new season in the garden and The Micro Gardener and Living Smart have all the tips to help you succeed.

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March gardening tips

The Micro Gardner is back with her top gardening tips, shared especially for our Sunshine Coast climate.

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Making the most of Summer fruits

Just like summer itself, seasonal fruits are bright and vibrant and oh so tasty. Check out these food and wellness recipies to help you make the most of natures bounty.

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