October in Your Garden Ahh, October…the most beautiful month! The garden springs to life, forgotten favourites pop up and show themselves, rose bushes are in
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The windy month of August….blowing in new beginnings, fresh growth and warmer days. Let’s shake those winter blues and get cracking, get planting and get fertilising. Spring is around the corner!
Winter is coming, and it’s time to prepare and protect the garden and gradually move inside to cozy up and enjoy the magic of May!
Water-Saving Ideas to Implement in Your Garden This Summer Gardening is a most fulfilling way to colour and beautify our living spaces, but it should
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Apart from being the most attractive, aromatic and easy-to-grow herb, thyme is probably also the most used and abused plant in garden puns, none of
Basil Basil (Ocimum basilicum) is everybody’s must-have herb for so many reasons. Nina Killham perfectly defines this flexible gardener’s and culinary favourite in her foodie
Growing Berries “Dynamite comes in small packages”, they say, and such is the case with berries. These little fruits are just packed with vitamins, minerals,
Fuchsias The Fuchsia remains one of the most loved garden plants around the world. More than 800 gorgeous fuchsia hybrids have been developed from the
Welcome Birds into your Garden As city dwellers, we sometimes, amidst the hustle and bustle of our everyday rush, forget that we share our urban
Growing Granadillas Passiflora edulis, commonly known as granadilla or purple passionfruit, is an ever popular vine grown for its lush, bright green foliage, stunningly striking
Too Hot to Handle – we’re Growing Peppers! Some like it hot and some like it sweet…whatever you prefer, there’s sure to be a pepper
Tomatoes Growing Tomatoes An old German word for tomato is ‘Liebesapfel’, meaning ‘Love Apple’ and what’s not to love about this most popular, juicy, tangy,
