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The Chelsea Flower show
The Chelsea Flower show, garden event of the year! If there’s one flower show that most people around the world are aware of, it’s probably the Chelsea Flower Show. Chelsea is, after… -
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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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The English garden
What is an English garden? You may be thinking of recreating the English garden in your own garden. What is the best way to do it, and which model should you follow?
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Upside-down gardening: April in Central Otago
How to fill a colour gap and easy to grow, tomatoes and easy to grow oriental vegetables and other jobs for the garden in April!
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Upside-down gardening: March in Central Otago
It is official first day of autumn, and the acers, liquidambars and apricot trees are already showing a little bit of red. The nights are cooler, but there is still plenty of warmth for plants to grow and thrive. Here are gardening tips and advice for March.
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Upside-down gardening: February in Central Otago
Gardening tips and advice for February in New Zealand and Australia. Rosemary pruning and sowing vegetable seeds is on our to do list for February. Read more about how to enjoy your garden during this season..
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The Gardening Year and How to Start
February is a good time to plan what you’re going to grow later in the year! And, if we do get a few days of good weather, there are still some things you can do outside to prepare for the coming year.
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Let there be light in your garden
Garden lights can give your garden a real lift and make you want to use your space all year around. But what kind of light should you choose, and what do you need to consider?
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November in the Garden in the United Kingdom
Here is a list of some of the things that can be done in the garden in November.
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Upside-down gardening: September and October in Central Otago
The spring procession continues. In New Zealand, spring begins with those gentle hues, but soon, more dazzling colours appear.
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