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...
As winter has passed and the temperatures have dropped, most gardeners assume it’s time to pack away the tools and wait for spring. But your garden doesn’t go c...
Late summer and Autumn harvests are among the most rewarding moments in the gardening season. With winter approaching and fewer fruits being produced, you want ...
These amphibians are vital to many garden ecosystems and play an important role in the food web of most gardens. Frogs are great garden helpers as they give val...
This vibrant, summer-blooming flower is the perfect fragrant addition to your garden. It spreads quickly and thrives in various conditions, making it a valuable...
