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Gardening: Rare and fair
Posted on 14 May 2012 by NZ Herald
It was a special treat to walk around the grounds of Landsendt with Dick Endt and his daughter, Carolyn Melling on the eve of this Oratia property's 50th anniversary celebration. Landsendt is a garden and arboretum that is jaw-droppingly...
Gardening: Growing a broad
Posted on 12 May 2012 by NZ Herald
When I hear the phrase "eat your beans" I automatically have a suppressed choking reflex which was not always all that suppressed.In the past I'd try to pep talk my way through this trial by legume with a few catch phrases like...
Sophie’s Tribe
Posted on 11 May 2012 by Gardening Australia
Costa visits Sophie and her 5 kids to take a tour of her new garden to see how it's going and find out what her plans are
Planting for Winter
Posted on 11 May 2012 by Gardening Australia
Tino plants some of the toughest, most productive and flavoursome winter vegies: the onions and the cabbages.
Transcript – Episode 07
Posted on 11 May 2012 by Gardening Australia
A New Verge: Costa heads down the street to help a few families get started on their very own verge garden full of vegies, herbs and Australian natives.Autumn Work: Tino harvests the last tomatoes, clears zucchini plants from the garden beds and does a...
A New Verge
Posted on 11 May 2012 by Gardening Australia
Costa heads down the street to help a few families get started on their very own verge garden full of vegies, herbs and Australian natives
The Vegie Guide
Posted on 11 May 2012 by Gardening Australia
Find out what to plant in your climate zone
Autumn Work
Posted on 11 May 2012 by Gardening Australia
Tino harvests the last tomatoes, clears zucchini plants from the garden beds and does a spot of autumn fruit tree maintenance
A Promise to Mum
Posted on 11 May 2012 by Gardening Australia
Josh drops in on his mum to show us her stunning courtyard garden and home sanctuary that has been artfully designed for the seaside climate of Fremantle
Gardening: Feel the beat
Posted on 07 May 2012 by NZ Herald
Summer boom-time is over, but this is not a go-ahead to retire to the couch. Autumn can be busy and productive in the garden, and it's a nice time to be out in the crisp air. In autumn, deciduous trees stop producing green chlorophyll...
Gardening: A little off the sides
Posted on 05 May 2012 by NZ Herald
On my big garden wish list this year is a tidier garden with fewer but stronger design elements. Structure is an important part of the garden design arsenal as it delivers an antidote to the wishy-washy banality of the otherwise green...
Animal Attraction
Posted on 04 May 2012 by Gardening Australia
Josh meets a carpenter who has turned his skills to building habitat and housing for a diverse range of animals
Farming Worms
Posted on 04 May 2012 by Gardening Australia
Costa visits a passionate recycler to find out how to turn household scraps into food for plants and soil
Predators Wanted
Posted on 04 May 2012 by Gardening Australia
Jerry plants a range of species to attract predator insects to help keep pests under control
Baskets of Colour
Posted on 04 May 2012 by Gardening Australia
Colin shows how to plant productive and colourful hanging baskets to attract pollinating insects into any space, no matter the size
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