Gardening

We take a look at some of the more common problems affecting two mainstays of the winter garden: carrots and parsnips, and diagnose possible causes.

The Hurunui Garden Festival A Celebration of Colour, Craft and Canterbury Charm For keen gardeners and ...

Neglected mophead hydrangeas can end up looking scrappy—but with a little care, they’ll bounce back and bloom beautifully. Discover how to bring yours back to life.

Transition season is almost over in the gardening world, but if you haven’t yet set your yard in order, let us help with this check list of do’s and don’ts.

In today’s property market, it’s not just the home’s interior buyers are inspecting closely — outdoor spaces are playing an increasingly important role.

These holidays, check out our ideas for back-to-nature activities both you and the children will enjoy.

One of the simplest yet most effective ways to keep your rose bushes looking their best is through deadheading—the practice of removing spent flowers.

A greenhouse is a fantastic way to extend your growing season, protect plants from harsh weather, and cultivate a variety of crops year-round.

Quinces are great for eating raw, but they are just amazing in jellies and chutneys. Quince trees are hardy and deciduous and grow in many climates.

From late February well into autumn, sedum produces large, dense, pink flower heads that perch on thick, upright, grey-green stems.