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The article offers suggestions for gardeners in every climate zone in Australia and New Zealand. It is stated that some precious water to fruit trees and the vegie garden should be allocated. It is suggested to double-check spots where the plants are damaged due to reflected heat from walls and fences.

The article provides tips related to growing several plant varieties in the month of July in Australia. Gardeners are advised to prune their Sasanqua camellias as these plants are starting their next growth phase. Organic fertilisers are recommended because they can improve soil health. Furthermore, the ripening of pawpaws can be enhanced in winter by giving them feeds of liquid seaweed.

Focuses on the garden of a house at the Mornington Peninsula, Victoria. Number of varieties of Aeonium arboreum that are found in the garden; Surroundings of the Peninsula; Areas that include ornamental gardening.

The article offers information on the cultivation of plants in the mountainous region of Australia. It states that the creeping fig prune the self-supporting fig, Ficus pumila, to encourage the production of small juvenile leaves. It mentions that plant a few pumpkin seeds on mounds of soil to which some good old vegetable matter or a bucketful of aged compost has been added.

The article discusses things that could be done this month in gardens of cool climates of Australia and New Zealand. It has been suggested to trim camellias and abutilons. It has been advised that if any shrubby plants suffer frost damage, then cutting should not be made on affected areas. It has been stated that deciduous trees and shrubs, herbaceous perennials and camellias could be moved now. It has been stated that it is the perfect time to feed bulbs and flowering annuals.

The article presents gardening tips for cool climates in Melbourne, Victoria.

The article offers suggestions for growing various types of flowers, vegetables and other plants in the cool climate zone of Victoria, Tasmania and mountain areas in Australia. It states that two types of the Crocus (C.) flower, C. speciosus and C. sativus, bloom in autumn. It mentions that C. sativus, the saffron crocus flowers, are used for making dyes, medicines and eons. It suggests to use fallen leaves in mulching and making compost, and offers suggestions for planting broad beans.

The article offers tips on gardening for wet-summer climates including sowing seeds of broccoli, cauliflower, celery, Chinese cabbage, etc.

The article features suitable gardening activities for February in Victoria and Tasmania. It is suggested to plant cabbage for future use in salads and coleslaw. It is also adviced to check plants for signs of heat stress and treat it with water immediately. Moreover, it is recommended to prune and feed roses to prepare them for the flowering season.

The article offers tips on growing flowering plants and backyard garden maintenance during cool climate. It mentions that evergreen agapanthus and English lavender are well suited in cool climates while hydrangeas thrives in shady spots and must be watered on a regular basis to avoid drooping of leaves. It notes that weeds must be managed because they grow easily during cool climates while wisterias and other climbers must be pruned and tied before they take over the garden.

The article presents information on medium-sized trees and herbs and presents suggestions on planting them. It is stated that to shade stockyards, scruffy false acacia is often used. The other common tree plantations are Catalpa bungei and Paulownio tomentosa. It is advised to plant heat-loving herbs near tomatoes as they will make good companion plants.

The article provides suggestions for suitable garden plants and flowers during cool climates in Victoria, Tasmania, and the mountain areas. It states that the season gives out the best in the kingfisher-blue petals of Iris tectorum and huge blooms in herbaceous peonies. It suggests to cut back the small-flowered clematis while leaving a minimum of six weeks after the last flower of bulbs such as narcissus, crocus, and snowdrops.

The article offers information on several flowering plants which grow during cold climates in Victoria and Tasmania. It states that red hot pokers or Kniphofia species flower during winter in cool climate zones, but honey-eaters love them. It also suggests the need to plant nectar-producing flowers such as camellias, banksias and kniphofias to provide food for native birds. The guidelines in planting camellias are also presented.

The article offers information on gardening-related task suitable for the cool climates in Victoria and Tasmania. The author suggests to plant winter vegetables, including silver beet, lettuce, mustard, rocket, onions or spinach, because these plants survive cold temperature. She also advises to sow Sorbus "Edulis" which produces autumn crop of berries used in making delicious jelly or jam. It is also advisable to sow classic Mediterranean herbs like sage, thyme, oregano, marjoram and rosemary.