These vibrant blooming vines will curtain your garden with purplish, sweetly scented spring flowers that drape gracefully. Here are reasons why you should grow ...
Different types of walls around the garden and yard are created for different purposes. Walls are used for many different purposes, most notably for security pu...
Being ripped out of the soil can be traumatising for many plants and shrubs, and not all can grow back immediately. It’s important to minimise damage upon trans...
Looking for some fun ways to spruce up your garden activities. Whether you’re the proud owner of raised garden beds or are just looking to add a little seasonal...
Daytime pollinators are often top of the mind when it comes to curating a garden, and rightfully so. However, pollinating doesn't end when the sun goes down. Ma...
If you’re starting seeds in trays or sowing directly into the ground, one thing is always true — the faster they germinate, the better. Rapid germination leads ...
Some of the most damaging plants to local ecosystems are those that often go unnoticed. Admired for their resilience, colour or groundcover qualities, these spe...
When you and your family set a bonfire, you can use the leftover wood ash to benefit your soil and plants. Whether you believe it or not, wood ash has surprisin...
July is winter’s peak in South Africa, but that doesn’t mean your garden has to sleep!
The main gardening task in July is winter pruning, especially Rose b...
Acidic soil can greatly affect the growth, development, and productivity of vegetables. However, some garden plants thrive in acidic soils and settle without di...
