There has been sustained extreme weather over the past two months in the northern hemisphere in countries like Greece and Canada. That could be normal for SA by 2050.

Darren:         The weather just experienced in the United States and Europe will be our normal weather by  2050 – that is assuming we can contain global warming to 1.5° C?

Extreme weather could be normal in SA by 2050

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"Many people buy potting mix...put their plants in, and then nothing happens", says citrus expert, Ian Tolley.

Soil and watering the key to potted citrus success

It's easy to have the best of intentions for your home garden, but if you get distracted by all the pretty flowers, you may be overlooking what works best on your property.

Don't get dazzled by pretty flowers, choose what works in your home garden

Horticultural Supervisor at Mt Lofty Botanic Gardens, Mark Oborn says, "One of my favourites is the Pin Oak".

The best trees to bring autumn colour to your home garden

If independent climatologist, Darren Ray is correct South Australian home gardeners can expect ideal vegetable growing conditions to continue throughout autumn.

Plant the right vegetables in SA now and enjoy a bountiful harvest in June

McLaren Flat fruit & nut specialist, Chris Perry said, "The moist, cool conditions, didn't really aid fruit set".

Extreme weather could be normal in SA by 2050

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