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HEY THERE I AM JUST A STUDENT CURRENTLY STUDYING AT UNITEC RESIDING HERE IN AUCKLAND AND I WAS JUST ...

Hi there. My feijoa fedge is riddled with holes throughout the leaves of all the trees. There was ve...

I think it is easy to find.

Where can I find/buy old fashioned freesia bulbs?

Hi there, im new here and im looking for info on pruning my container grown fruit trees, specificall...

Hello, I was wondering whether anyone can give me any advice as to whether it is a good thing (for t...

Can anyone please tell me what type of pumpkin this is? It is as big as a basketball, very heavy and...

The Putaruru Tokoroa & Districts Herb Society is looking for a Hawthorn Plant to plant in the Commni...

I have this strange stuff too, in my greenhouse compost. I spotted it last year, and cleared as much...

There is a lumpy white fungus growing in my soil, it is like lumps of cauliflower and there is lots ...

Hello. I have grown a cassia tree from a seed. it is four months old now and has done well over the ...

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Can the Brown Turkey fig cutting be propagated in coarse sand under a mist? I hope so as I made 90+ ...

Hi, I'm an Aussie, living in Gympie about 2 hours north of Brisbane. I was lucky enough to visit you...

Hi there, I have no idea what I am doing with my yard. It is vast, and vastly overgrown. I figured a...

Hi there Does anyone know a nursery that sells prunus mume (Japanese apricot)? Thank you very much....

I've learned over the past 3-4 years that the best learning comes from hands on experience. Not havi...

Can someone please tell me if the little shoots growing off from the bottom of my dead kohlrabi and ...

I have found this great place for plants hire. It's good for events and offices since they take care...

Could it be that the flowers have not been pollinated? Same things happened to mine. Also sometimes ...

Hey. Ive been growing tomatoes for 3/4 years now but this year they have heaps of flowers and not ma...

Yeh - same thing happens to mine. The plant itself is growing well, quite a few flowers but no fruit...

Disastrous summer. lots of flowers - most falling off with no beans. Few bees, only odd bumble. Thin...

Hello We live in Taupo, and are considering tapping into the hot water that we know to be below the ...

after flowering the beautiful petals close up.... then they just drop off... why is this...

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colour for me.

New Zealand > Nelson/Tasman
colour for me.
So, the garden was started on a piece of bare dirt 5 years ago. I love flowering shrubs, have philadelphus, viburnum, plumbago, magnolia, camellia, nyrtle, clematis,fushsias, hydrangeas and roses. T...


My Little Project

New Zealand > Wellington > Lower Hutt > Stokes Valley
My Little Project
I have owned this property for about 10 years and every summer I get into the garden and get very enthusiastic. Then it is back to work! Months later I have a tendency to rush out and uncover my handi...


Fruit and Vege Garden

New Zealand > Auckland
Fruit and Vege Garden
I've gardened since I was a kid and my dad taught me to triple ditch. Its an organic garden and I make my own compost etc. Several years back we we brought the section next door and the kids claimed t...


My garden

New Zealand > Canterbury
My garden
Older large garden trying to get into shape!

Plant your potatoes!
Plant your potatoes! Po-tay-to, po-tahh-to – however you say it, now’s the time to plant one of New Zealand’s favourite veges. So get outdoors and gear up for spuds this summer. You can start by purchasing seed potatoes from your local garden centre. Seed potatoes look like any other spud (but smaller!) and can be bought in various flavours and quantities. The t...
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Thinking of Keeping Bees?
Thinking of Keeping Bees? I have been thinking of keeping bees for a while now and I have done research into the different options that are available. What initially struck me was the cost and the amount of gear required to run a conventional hive. To buy a new hive and all the required tools can easily set you back $800. The other surprise is the amount of equipment requir...
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Growing Vegetables
Growing Vegetables Growing vegetables and fruit has always been one of my main concerns in gardening since I was a tot. If you can eat it, grow it - all other plants are for show. This does not mean that I don't like my roses, annuals, ornamental trees and shrubs. They all serve a good purpose - I can enjoy them when my belly is full of my own home grown produce.
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Tips for Gardening in February
Tips for Gardening in February February is usually the driest and hottest month of the year. It’s the time when a lot of the earlier plantings of vegetables have reached maturity and been harvested. It is also the second to last month to plant out crops for winter harvesting, so make sure the empty spaces are ‘manured’ and replanted with winter vegetables. Watering is likely to...
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Guerrilla Gardening in our 'Hood
Guerrilla Gardening in our 'Hood Last summer our street community got together and decided to plant some fruit trees along the council verge of our street. We all agreed it would beautify our street and also, in time, allow us and our children to harvest fruit grown on disused space. The idea of our children walking home from school and being able to pick a sun ripened apple off a...
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Silverbeet: Winter gardening’s silver lining
Silverbeet: Winter gardening’s silver lining With the cooler weather setting in, I’m spending less and less time in the garden. Donning gumboots and heading outside is losing the battle against putting my feet up in front of the fire. So any plant that requires minimal attention at this time of year is a winner in my book. Silverbeet is versatile and is easy to care for. It is the ultimat...
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Setting up a worm farm
Setting up a worm farm A comprehensive step by step guide to setting up and looking after a worm farm.
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Keeping Chickens and building a chicken dome
Keeping Chickens and building a chicken dome Would you like fresh, daily organic eggs and willing workers to do all the hard labour in your vegetable garden? Keeping chickens in the city is becoming very popular as people seek out ways to live more healthily and more lightly on the Planet. Topics Covered Include:- -Local Council regulations regarding...
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Three Lettuces - Keeping vegetables for longer
Three Lettuces - Keeping vegetables for longer Three identical lettuces were purchased at the same time and stored for ten days in three different ways. Check out the methods and results!
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Grow yourself some lettuce
Grow yourself some lettuce Why not grow your own lettuce – it is simply to grow and you can enjoy eating organic, fresh lettuce throughout the year. You will also save on cash – how many times have you purchased lettuce from the supermarket only to find it goes off in the fridge? Buy a packet of seeds and all going well it will keep you supplied with lettuce for most for the...
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Growing avocado
Growing avocado Avocados are health and delicious but can be on the expensive side to buy. But did you know that you can grow an avocado from the stone in the middle of an avocado purchased from the shop? All you need to do is put it suspended over a jar of water with just one end in the water and once it has sprouted, transfer it to a pot until it grows too big f...
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Healthy soil for a healthy garden!
Healthy soil for a healthy garden! Gardeners are always looking for new ways to improve their gardens whether it be their vegetables, roses, ornamentals or fruit trees. The goal is to have very healthy plants, wonderful roses, great lawns and high yielding crops. There are a number of things that you can do to improve your gardens such as improving your soils. The optimum is to ha...
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Using ocean plants for your garden - sea weed etc

Using ocean plants for your garden - sea weed etc Seaweed, which originates from the ocean's garden, is one of the best materials for an earth garden. For one thing, kelp helps stimulates soil bacteria. This, in turn increases fertility of the soil by humus formation (which feeds on the bacteria), aeration and moisture retention.
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Making compost
Making compost Sooner or later gardeners come across the word "compost." As easy as it is to say, compost has a reputation for being difficult to master. Yet nothing could be further from the truth. If I can make hot, 160-degree compost during an Alaska winter (see photo below), you can too--no matter where you grow your tomatoes. It's easy. In fact, yo...
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Bring your herb garden indoors
Bring your herb garden indoors For gardeners who like to cook, there's nothing like fresh herbs. But when the growing season ends, does it mean you have to resort to grocery store herbs?
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Planting Calendar
Planting Calendar Here are some guidelines for the kinds of activities you should be undertaking in your garden on a monthly basis. The secret to productive gardening is to work consistently and plant regularly - plant something every day if possible. See our guidelines below for what to do, harvest, and plant every month.
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