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Upside-down gardening: June in Central Otago
Experiments with zinnias and plants for rocky slopes, tidying up fallen leaves and faded flowers, seeds to sow for the vegetable garden, plus prioritising jobs for June.
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Upside-down gardening: May in Central Otago
May is the end of autumn in Central Otago. Now is the time to get the last of the tender plants indoors and prepare for winter. Here are gardening tips and advice for May.
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Garden checklist November, UK
There are still things you can do in the garden now when the weather is getting colder. Here’s our Checklist for November.
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Garden checklist October, UK
Here are some tips on what to do in the garden in October when the urge strikes.
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Upside-down gardening: May in Central Otago
May in Central Otago and gardeners are full of hope. They are always looking to a brighter, more beautiful future. As some plants prepare for hibernation, we look forward to next year’s displays.
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Upside-down gardening: April in Golden Central
Gardening tips and advice for April in New Zealand. How to get rid of couch grass, Splitting up perennials and Planning for next spring.
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5 ways to make use of your autumn leaves!
As the leaves fall, it is important to remember that nature has the uncanny knack of taking care of itself, the falling leaves are a perfect example for the cycles of growth and how to reinvigorate our gardens soil with the plentiful nutrients the fallen leaves bring. With that in mind, here are some helpful tips to putting those leaves to work in your garden.
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Grow your own garlic
Grow your own garlic. It is super easy, gives plenty of harvest & is naturally organic. Plant in late fall/autumn. Use rich soil and remember to fertilize in spring.
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