Building a storage shed

A simple soil test will tell you what kind of soil you have. Clay soil tends to drain slowly and can be difficult to grow flowers in, but these ten thrive in it.

A simple soil test will tell you what kind of soil you have. Clay soil tends to drain slowly and can be difficult to grow flowers in, but these ten thrive in it.

Clay soil is one of the most difficult conditions a gardener can face. Dense and slippery when wet, it’s even more of a challenge as it bakes brick solid when dry. Clay particles are extremely sm

Apr 30, 2007Angela England

Whether due to being in an area with little rainfall, or because the area has large trees whose roots will compete for moisture it can be difficult t

As for weight have a go at this, its basically a hundredweight (114lb I think) to the cubic foot you can do the conversion as I’ve never bothered. There is some variation based on material but that’s

If you are new to hydroponic gardening you may be wondering why it is so popular. What advantages are there to gardening without soil? There are many advantages to hydroponic gardening compared to tra

The purpose of the shed foundation is to bear the weight of your shed and ensure that the weight of the shed and its contents are evenly spread across the ground.

You would also be wise to i

Since my garden soil is mostly clay and I also have lots of shade, I’m constantly checking the gardening world for plants that tolerate both clay soil and dry shade. I’ve found quite a few

John gives some tips on using shady areas

Presenter: John Patrick, 28/06/2008

An issue that generates many inquiries from Gardening Australia viewer is shade and what to