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The Dirt on Good Composting
Don't waste it, Compost it. Here's our recipe for the perfect compost heap at home.
Growing Vegetables In The Shade
You may hear in the gardening world that in order to have a successful vegetable garden you need to have a yard that receives full sun. Luckily this is not necessarily the case. Read on to find out how to successfully garden in the shade.
The Benefits of Hydroponic Gardens
Hydroponic methods of growing food may have been restricted to commercial farms in the past but thankfully at-home units are now readily available and suited to gardeners of all capabilities. Here's just a few reasons why we love hydroponics.
Start Your Seeds Indoors This Autumn!
February is one of the hottest months of the year so now is a good time to start some of your Autumn sowings both indoors and undercover. Sowing times depends on what district you live in but you can start seeds indoors roughly 6 weeks prior to planting out in their final cropping position.
Health Benefits of Gardening
Gardening is not only fun and rewarding, it is also great for your health and mental wellbeing. Here's just a few reasons why gardening is so good for you.
Your Guide to Hedging and Edging
Hedges and sharp edges add a whole new level of order to a garden. Establishing and maintaining these doesn’t have to be an arduous task if you follow our simple tips.
Gardening Basics
If you've ever wanted to start your own garden but weren't too sure where to start, then this is the article to read. A little planning can go a long, long way toward making a garden you'll love working in as much as looking at.
How To Grow Chillies
Spice up your veggie garden by growing Chillies from seed. Here's our guide to growing and caring for your chilli plants.
How to Grow Super Hot Chillies
There's a fine art to successfully germinating Super-Hot Chillies, here's our HOT tips to ensure growing success!
Wicking Garden Beds
Planter boxes and raised planters are getting more popular by the day, but the downfall of raised beds is their requirement for heavy amounts of water. A raised wicking bed on the other hand is super water efficient and your plants will love you for it!