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How to grow an organic garden
Growing organically is better for us, better for the environment, and when done well can keep you well supplied with seasonal food all year round. The key is to prevent problems before they happen so that you reduce the need for intervention. This guide will help start you off and tell you how to prepare and grow and organic garden.
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How to grow winter veges
You can’t beat homegrown veges. They taste better, you know that they’re pesticide-free, and they have the added bonus of saving you money. Winter is a great opportunity to plant your garden with some different kinds of crop to compliment your winter meals, and it’s Easy As.
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How to grow hedges
Hedges are very common in New Zealand gardens. They’re a great living alternative to fences or borders, and they can also be used decoratively. This guide will help you choose the right hedge for your place, and show you how to take care of it.
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How to grow citrus trees
Citrus trees like lemons, oranges, limes, and mandarins are a great addition to any garden. This guide will show you how to grow your own citrus, and choose the best plants for your place.
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How to create a small space garden
Creating a garden for small spaces can make a big impact, and you’d be surprised how much you can fit in. This guide will show you how to turn a small space like a courtyard or patio into something special.
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How to grow camellias
Camellias are the all-purpose all-season plant. They are hardy, evergreen plants that are fast and easy to grow. They flower (depending on variety) from early autumn through to spring, adding much needed colour to your winter garden.
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How to grow rhododendrons
Rhododendrons are hardy, evergreen plants that flower from late winter to early spring. They add drama and a pop of colour to your garden, and come in a range of varieties. Growing them is easy, this guide will show you how.
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How to grow from seeds
Growing from seed is easier than you think and much cheaper than buying established plants.
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How to create a tropical garden
Deciding on a planting theme for your garden can be a real help when it comes to choosing what plants to grow. This guide will show you how to create a tropical themed garden, and how to select tropical plants. But whatever type of garden you want to create, the simple rules we’ll cover here will still apply.
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How to grow fruit trees
Picking fruit from your own tree is really satisfying. Plus, it’s good for you –because fruit that’s left to ripen on the tree is juicier, sweeter, and has more healthy vitamins and minerals. And by growing it yourself, you know exactly what you’re eating.
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Personalise your garden retaining wall
A retaining wall does not have to be boring - get creative!
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Get the most from your kitchen design
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Garden decor
One of the easiest ways to create a great outdoor living space is to add garden décor and art.
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Outdoor planter boxes and vege gardens
There's nothing quite like home grown vegetables straight from the garden.
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Get the look - renovate your whole kitchen
The kitchen is at the forefront of our lives, so it's worth refreshing it.
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Growing in dry conditions
Rebecca Lees shares tips on growing during dry times.
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Saving water in the garden
Water is no longer the sustainable resource it has been in the past. In recent summers, some city councils around New Zealand imposed water restrictions on household gardens and elsewhere councils are installing household water meters.
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10 time saving tips for holiday garden care
If you're going away this holiday season or just want to spend more time relaxing and enjoying your garden, Mark Rayner gives you the low-down with these 10 time-saving tips and handy hints for a great looking summer space.
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Organic gardening
There are many roads to Rome on our path to creating lush, fertile, humus-rich, bountiful vege gardens we have to experiment a little to find the things that get us there. In my quest to garden organically, I’ve tried many techniques. What gets me there this year could change next.
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Edible garden gifts
Kristina Jensen provides instructions on making practical presents your friends and family will love at Christmas time and beyond.
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Gardeners love of lavenders
Lavender originated from the fields of the Mediterranean countries, growing in hot, dry and often poor stony soils. Early claims ranged from its ability to calm lions and tigers, to soothing the trembling and passions of the heart – and if you are ever short of clothesline space you could try spreading washing over your lavender bushes as early laundresses did!
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Monarchs of the garden
How much do you know about those delightful pollinators, the monarch butterflies? We take a closer look at their life cycle, and what we can do in the garden to keep them coming back.
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Fragrant gardens
Don’t you hate it when a bad smell really gets up your nose? Our sense of smell is one of our most used senses we use it to detect dangers (off milk and smoke), taste food and it’s even said to attract us to other people.
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Legionnaires' Disease: Are you being safe in the garden?
It’s important when working in the garden that you’re taking care of yourself and those who are working with you. Using equipment correctly, wearing safety equipment such as gloves, and making sure to read the instructions for use on all products are precautions every gardener needs to take.
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Garden to table
With the decreasing section size and modern pressures the role of the vegetable garden has changed.
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