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Upside-down gardening: July and August in Central Otago
Spring is almost here in New Zealand. Here are the earliest flowers you’ll see blooming in spring and small projects to do during this season.
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August in the Garden in the United Kingdom
So far, August in the UK has been fairly wet and cool. However, there is still a lot to enjoy in the garden. Read more about how to enjoy your garden in August.
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Vacation time – how to take care of your garden when you are away
When you go away on vacation it is quite natural to be worried about your plants, here are some tips on how to prepare before you go.
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Green solutions for a private garden
Your garden should be a private refuge and a peaceful oasis, but that feeling can be difficult to achieve if your neighbors have full transparency.
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July in the Garden in the United Kingdom
This is the month when we hope to be sitting outside, perhaps having tea in the garden and enjoying the fruits of our labours.
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Pros and cons of raised flower beds
Eye catching, easy weeding and natural drainage, but raised flower beds also have cons such as…
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Container Gardening with Purpose – The Cocktail Container
I plant an herb garden every year with the intention of expanding my culinary portfolio beyond what I have been making for years.
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Gardenizer of the month; Garden Blogger Natalie Bauer
We’re excited to welcome Natalie Bauer to Gardenize, an aspiring garden blogger. Natalie lives in Germany in the beautiful Donnersbergkreis. Her strength is her creativity. That`s why she become a garden-planer. She create complete gardens as well as smaller perennial-beds. Natalie was kind enough to take the time to answer some questions we had about his blog and his life in the garden.
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March is the Month for Great Garden Visions
The month of March is our window of opportunity to make big plans for our garden before the endless onslaught of garden chores consumes our time and attention.
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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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