| Foliage is at the forefront of many gardens this time of year, with fresh new growth bursting out all over. Learn how to keep it looking good this weekend, whether you have to deal with sun or shade:
Tropical Zone
This time of year, the leaves of passionfruit can burn in the sun - here's how to prevent it: Passionfruit Fact Sheet Subtropical Zone
Are your citrus trees' leaves starting to yellow? They might need a nutrient boost: Citrus Care Fact Sheet. Jerry has more this weekend, too: Coming Up. Temperate Zone
Temperate gardeners can grow plants with fascinatingly sculptural foliage, like Gunnera, Acanthus and Strobilanthes: Tips for Using Foliage Fact Sheet Arid Zone
Just because succulents and cacti are considered low-care doesn't mean they won't perform much better for you with some extra care: Caring for Succulents Fact Sheet Cool Zone
There are plants to liven up even the shadiest spaces, thanks to leaf adaptation. Try Plectranthus argentatus or Silver Spurflower. - and see more on tomorrow's show: Coming Up
And if you want some ideas of what to plant in the vegie patch, don't forget to visit The Vegie Guide or Download the App | 
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