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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.

The article offers information on plants that can be cultivated in hot climate. It states that ferns are a great choice if you want to create a shady, cool area to give a rainforest feel to a garden, though they are often planted under a cover and soon hit the roof. It mentions that Stones Mulching large pots with stones is an effective way of reducing moisture-loss through evaporation in hot weather.

The article discusses what could be done this month in gardens in Perth, Western Australia. It has been stated that clay soil could be improved in winters by adding gypsum and organic matters like compost, cow manure, leaf mould, humus and worm castings. It has been stated that thoughout July, one can plant onions and a little sulfate of potash could be put around onions in early spring.

The article presents information on growing plants like basil and mulberries and also presents gardening tips for Perth, Western Australia.

The article announces that Sue McDougall has received the 2015 Landscape Student Prize for her project "A Critical Assessment of Bushfire Risk Mitigation Practices on Cultural and Heritage Landscape."

The article offers tips on gardening including mulching and controlling fruit flies.

The article features suitable gardening activities for February, the hottest month in the region, in Perth, Western Australia. During the said period, it is suggested to mulch plants in large pots and planters to reduce moisture lost, to save water, and to prevent damage from collar rot. It is also recommended to prune fruits and trees, like mangos, gardenias, and lemon verbena, to encourage glossy new foliage.

The article offers tips on planting vegetables on pots and plants fungi prevention during summer. It mentions that dessert pea which is drought tolerant and grows on sandy soil in sunny position can be planted by adding some controlled-release fertilizer to its bottom's hole and watering once a week to established the small seedlings. It notes that fungi problem on mature stone fruits can be prevented by spraying with a copper-based spray while pruning is needed after plants finish fruiting.