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Welcome Victoria to Gardenize!
Meet Victoria, who just joined us and will help us develop the app and keep track of our growth marketing.
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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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Welcome Shubhangi to Gardenize!
Meet Shubhangi from our Tech team! Shubhangi is a curious Software Tester who loves learning new techniques and frameworks.
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We’re hiring Software tech lead
Gardenize is looking for a skilled Tech Lead to join our growth journey! Ready for the next step in your career? If you have your roots in the code and your mind is set on taking lead of building and growing yourself and a team – join us!
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We’re hiring Growth Marketer
Gardenize is looking for a service-minded Growth Marketer who is ready, willing, and able to be the executor of our digital presence. You will be working with all our communication channels, with the main goal to improve conversion rate by running experiments through all steps of the sales funnel.
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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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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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