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Gardening in the UK in October
October is traditionally the month of harvest festival, the celebration of and thanksgiving for the success of the crops that have been grown during the year.
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Go composting!
Being able to get your own compost soil for your crops is wonderful and the plants love it. Our guest blogger Jenny Löfström suggests different composts that you can use in the garden!
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September in the Garden in the United Kingdom
There is something a bit sad about the year drawing to a close, but in September we still have plenty of things we can do in the garden!
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Upside-down gardening: July and August in Central Otago
Spring is almost here in New Zealand. Here are the earliest flowers you’ll see blooming in spring and small projects to do during this season.
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When It’s Too Hot to Garden
August is the perfect time to step back to reflect upon our gardening successes and lessons learned — and to plan for the perfect gardens we’ll have next year.
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August in the Garden in the United Kingdom
So far, August in the UK has been fairly wet and cool. However, there is still a lot to enjoy in the garden. Read more about how to enjoy your garden in August.
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Welcome Cecilia to Gardenize!
Meet Cecilia, who just joined us and will help us develop the app and keep track of our social media and external communication.
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The Most Colorful Time of All
Halfway into the summer is the most unapologetically colorful month in my Zone 7 garden. April and May bring the much-welcomed arrival of color after a winter of muted browns and grays. But, those colors are restrained.
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Green solutions for a private garden
Your garden should be a private refuge and a peaceful oasis, but that feeling can be difficult to achieve if your neighbors have full transparency.
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July in the Garden in the United Kingdom
This is the month when we hope to be sitting outside, perhaps having tea in the garden and enjoying the fruits of our labours.
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