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Gardening in Lockdown
The effect of lockdown on the population has been huge. People spending much more time at home. As a consequence, those people who had gardens began to spend more time in them and looking after the garden became increasingly important during lockdown.
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Springtime for Gardentech – Gardenize raises 10 MSEK
Essential tool for all gardeners; Gardenize closes seed round, will expand on key markets and develop more gardentech features
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Upside-down gardening: March in Central Otago
Gardening tips and advice for March in New Zealand. How to grow the most potatoes from a spud in a bucket, time for planting beetroot and lettuce seeds, and tips for easy plants for a hot & dry environment.
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Interview with Janne Asp – Nature Enthusiast & Wildlife Photographer
We’re excited to welcome Janne Asp to Gardenize, an aspiring wildlife photographer, a big nature enthusiast who has discovered his hobby for capturing stunning images of wildlife, animals, insects and plants. In a series of posts, we will feature Janne’s photos on our channels for your inspiration.
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Welcome Aisha El-safi to Gardenize!
We’re excited to welcome Aisha Al-safi as our new Java Developer at Gardenize! Aisha will work with various platforms, including Java development, but also do testing, verification and implement Firebase.
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Grow your own rosemary
Rosemary is a durable, easy to grow and long-lasting spice to have in your herb garden. With the proper care and cultivation, you can enjoy it for many years. Here are some easy to follow instructions for when you are ready to grow your own rosemary!
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Gardenizer of the Month is Karen Lise Mosekjær Madsen
Our Gardenizer of the month Karen Lise who lives in the countryside on Sealand Denmark together with her husband Henning, and their daughter Iris. The family owns a small old farm with 5 hectares of land, a small lake, a fruit garden, 30 chickens and a couple of ducks.
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Make Sure Your Indoor Plants Get Enough Natural Light
Taking care of plants brings you joy, but indoor gardens have unique challenges. Learn how to make sure your indoor plants get enough natural light so they thrive all year long.
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February Filldyke
February can be quite a busy month. Of course, certain tasks can be carried out only if the weather permits. And, if it doesn’t, you can always sit back with a cup of coffee, read the seed catalogues, and plan what you’re going to grow later in the year!
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Upside-down gardening: what to do in the garden in February
Gardening tips and advice for February in New Zealand. Get up early while it is still nice and cool and prioritise watering. Irrigations systems are a good help, and wear a hat to protect yourself from the sun.
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