Favourite local veggies Caxton magazines staffMay 28, 2013 They might not all be indigenous, but these veggies are true local stars... Kitchen Gardening0 Comments 0
Designing a stylish boma Caxton magazines staffMay 27, 2013 A roaring fire is a pleasure that needn’t only be enjoyed indoors ... IdeasOutdoor Living0 Comments 0
Growing berries: blackberries and raspberries Caxton magazines staffMay 27, 2013 Create a delicious berry corner, in even a small garden. Here’s how to grow blackberries and raspberries ... Kitchen Gardening0 Comments 1
How to make leaf mould Caxton magazines staffMay 24, 2013 Instead of discarding fallen autumn leaves use them to make a nourishing leaf mould to feed your garden... How to's0 Comments 0
Growing sunflowers from seed Caxton magazines staffMay 24, 2013 Pop a few seeds in a sunny patch and you’ll soon have a host of glorious sunflowers nodding their heads in the breeze... How to's0 Comments 0
How to attract garden birds Caxton magazines staffMay 23, 2013 By choosing trees, shrubs and flowers that offer fruit and nectar, you can make your garden the local birds’ destination of choice... How to's0 Comments 0
Flowering herbs Caxton magazines staffMay 23, 2013 These flowering herbs make a gorgeous addition to flower beds. As a bonus, they’re low maintenance, drought tolerant and beneficial in the garden ... Kitchen Gardening0 Comments 0
10 of the best plants for ponds Caxton magazines staffMay 23, 2013 To create a natural-looking pond that blends with your garden and attracts a host of wildlife, you need the right aquatic plants, and if they’re indigenous, so much the better. Here’s our pick of the 10 best... How to's0 Comments 0
Growing perennials Caxton magazines staffMay 22, 2013 Perennials are the colourful summer dressing for the well-structured formality of Sandy Ovenstone’s famous Cape Town garden... How to's0 Comments 0
Growing french herbs Caxton magazines staffMay 22, 2013 These five herbs are essential ingredients in classical French cuisine. Here’s how to grow them and use them in your cooking... Kitchen Gardening0 Comments 0
