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Rejuvenate your soil

Rejuvenate your soil

After a busy summer feeding edibles or flowers, garden soil needs a recharge.
How to grow peanuts

How to grow peanuts

Grow the nut that grows underground.

Past Articles

The joys of mulch

The joys of mulch

Rather than toss it, consider whether your kitchen or garden waste can do you a favour.
How to grow fennel

How to grow fennel

Light and fluffy-headed but with a crisp base, Florence fennel is a versatile vegetable to grow.
8 monsteras to grow

8 monsteras to grow

If you love Monstera deliciosa, it might be time to discover some of its many relatives, cultivars and varieties.
How to grow kohlrabi

How to grow kohlrabi

A cabbage relative is on the comeback trail. Learn how to grow kohlrabi.

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We’ve all heard the popular gardening phrase ‘chop and drop’ and it (literally) is just that – chop off the unwanted green waste and let it drop, be it hedge clippings piled around the base of the hedge, old vegetable plants snipped off at ground level and 
chopped up with secateurs, or end-of-season perennials cut back and scattered over the ground to cover (and feed) the soil over winter. Its a fast-track way to return green goodness to your soil. For tips on composting your green waste first before you feed it to the soil, check out the latest issue of #kiwigardener - look for the green kale heart on the cover, in stores now! #compost #chopanddrop

We’ve all heard the popular gardening phrase ‘chop and drop’ and it (literally) is just that – chop off the unwanted green waste and let it drop, be it hedge clippings piled around the base of the hedge, old vegetable plants snipped off at ground level and
chopped up with secateurs, or end-of-season perennials cut back and scattered over the ground to cover (and feed) the soil over winter. It's a fast-track way to return green goodness to your soil. For tips on composting your green waste first before you feed it to the soil, check out the latest issue of #kiwigardener - look for the green kale heart on the cover, in stores now! #compost #chopanddrop
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With a little TLC now, fruit trees will reward you with a bounty for many seasons to come. Here, Rachel Vogan The Happy Gardener shows how important it is to net fruit trees to protect your emerging fruit. Find out more about fruit tree care in our March issue! #kiwigardenermagazinenz  #ediblegrowingnz

With a little TLC now, fruit trees will reward you with a bounty for many seasons to come. Here, Rachel Vogan The shows how important it is to net fruit trees to protect your emerging fruit. Find out more about fruit tree care in our March issue! #kiwigardenermagazinenz #ediblegrowingnz ... See MoreSee Less

Bring your garden to life with pollinating birds, butterflies and bees. Our latest Quarterly Special on Greener Gardening shares planting advice for attracting pollinators plus tips on creating a bee-friendly garden. Turn your garden into a wildlife garden and your pollinator-dependent crops will thank you! #greenergardening #kiwigardenermag #pollinators🐝

Bring your garden to life with pollinating birds, butterflies and bees. Our latest Quarterly Special on Greener Gardening shares planting advice for attracting pollinators plus tips on creating a bee-friendly garden. Turn your garden into a wildlife garden and your pollinator-dependent crops will thank you! #greenergardening #kiwigardenermag #pollinators🐝🐝 ... See MoreSee Less

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