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Save your plants from sudden frost
Even warmer areas can get hit by a surprise cold snap, and sudden snowfall. Here are some steps you can take to save your plants from the cold!
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Upside-down gardening: November in Central Otago
November is the end of spring in Central Otago. Here are tips on what to think about this time of year.
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Upside-down gardening: October in Central Otago
Spring is here at last; Spring flowers, bedding out plants, bulbs, euphorbia and seeds to sow in October.
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Upside-down gardening: August in Central Otago
End of Winter gardening. Vegetables and herbs, spring flowers, seeds to sow in August.
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Upside-down gardening: July in Central Otago
Experiments with zinnias and plants for rocky slopes, tidying up fallen leaves and faded flowers, seeds to sow for the vegetable garden, plus prioritising jobs for June.
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Let there be light in your garden
Garden lights can give your garden a real lift and make you want to use your space all year around. But what kind of light should you choose, and what do you need to consider?
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To do in the garden in December
With Christmas and New Year’s Eve just around the corner, our days are getting busier and busier as we prepare for this special time of year.
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Upside-down gardening: July 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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Upside-down gardening: June in Central Otago
June is officially the start of the New Zealand winter. Here are plants that you can find and small projects to do during this season.
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GARDENING IN THE UK IN FEBRUARY
February is not usually a month you associate with gardening in the UK. It’s often the coldest month, and the month when we have snow and ice. Here is a list of the kinds of things you can do in the garden this month in the garden in the UK.
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