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Gardening by numbers
Square-foot gardening has been around for decades, but is it right for your place?
Happy when it’s wet
Do you have a bog garden, a damp garden area or a streamside in need of planting?
A micro lesson
Daily nutrients and vitamins can be found in microgreens, but it is sometimes the motivation that is lacking.
Gardening 101 - July
How-to for beginner gardeners with Shannon Hunt.
Colourful upcycled bird feeders
With winter an especially tough time for birds to find naturally occurring food, these bird feeders will be a real treat.
The fruits of winter
Your guide to the dos and do nots for the season ahead.
A cut above
It’s time to give those roses a long hard stare with loppers in hand. Here is a quick guide to make sure you make the right cut.
Holla! Hoya!
Far from fusty, hoyas don’t ask for much – but they deliver in spades.
Gardening 101 - June
How-to for beginner gardeners with Shannon Hunt.
Where there’s a willow, there’s a way
A versatile tree to have in the garden, Salix can be the answer for many garden situations.
Horse power
The humble horseradish has quite the kick.
Cacti creator
Faran Gillbanks likes to create mutations. The Wellington-based curator of cacti propagates some of the rarest cacti and succulents in the country.
How to collect flower seeds
A beginner's guide to collecting seed to sow in spring.
DIY multipurpose spray
Follow the recipe to create a simple cleaning spray you can use around the home.
Edibles to plant in April
Beetroot is the envy of other crops, while silver beet edges out spinach as the hero of the autumn garden.
What to put in your compost
It's time to gather up your compost materials for layers of goodness.
The angel’s trumpet
Brugmansia offers stunningly full blooms that would not look out of place in the ballroom.
A growing culture
We lift the compost bin lid on the principles of permaculture.
New & improved
Whether sowing a new lawn or reviving a tired one, we’ve got you covered.
Gardening 101 - March
How-to for beginner gardeners with Shannon Hunt.
Turn a little into a lot
A crafty gardener who saves seed, spies firewood and nurtures cuttings can end up saving a bundle.
Chasing unicorns
For the indoor plant collector, the wish list is long. We look at some plants worth the wait.
Gardening 101 - February
Keep your soil moist & plant for Autumn harvests.
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