Celery can be a fussy vegetable plant to grow as it doesn’t like too hot or too cold conditions. But once you’ve got it growing happily, celery will provide you...
March is that gentle in-between month. The heat starts to soften, mornings feel fresher, and the garden finally lets out a sigh of relief.
Across South Afr...
If your morning coffee is part of your daily ritual, your Pothos can benefit from it too.
Those leftover grounds aren’t just kitchen waste - they can give yo...
There’s something comforting about lighting a candle at the end of the day - whether it’s during a quiet bath, a dinner with friends, or those all-too-familiar ...
When you near the end of the growing season, it is time to dry or preserve your eucalyptus. As these are annual plants, the easiest thing you can do would be to...
Raised garden beds are full of promise. You picture glossy tomato vines, crisp lettuce and a tangle of climbing beans. Then you realise just how much soil it ta...
If your houseplants have brown tips, faded colour, or a dull, dusty look on their leaves, the problem might not be sunlight or feeding - it could be your water....
If your lawn is regularly flooded after rain and the water only drains away slowly, this can damage your lawn and encourage algae, moss and fungal problems. But...
There’s something undeniably powerful about a bold planter. Whether it’s placed beside a front door, styled on a patio, or positioned indoors, a generous contai...
Few flowers bring as much charm to a garden as roses. Their soft petals, rich scent, and classic beauty make them a favourite in many homes.
But roses can s...