A Guide to Growing Ferns Dating back to prehistoric times, ferns are one of the oldest plants. These adaptable wee things will thrive indoors with the right amount of humidity. If you’d [...]
10 Ways to use Coffee in your Garden Humans aren’t the only ones who like a nice cup of coffee! Plants, soil and even worms love a serving of coffee. Coffee grounds have many advantages and [...]
#Palmersplantsandpets If there’s one thing we love as much as plants, it’s pets! It’s your turn to show us your garden companions, planting pals or harvest-time helpers. Simply post a pic of your [...]
Good friends sharing good food, for a great cause. Be in to win a place for you and a friend at Al Brown’s table when you host your own Garden to Table Garden Party! It’s a fun and creative way [...]
A Guide to Carnivorous Plants There is something fiercely fascinating about a plant that can catch its own food. Carnivorous plants naturally grow in poor soil and take few nutrients from the [...]
Lavender and Lemon Cheesecake Lavender is not only delightful in the garden, it is versatile in the kitchen with it’s ability to be used in sweet and savoury dishes such as roast poultry [...]
Rose care requirements are different for each season. If you’re new to growing roses, it can be a little daunting knowing what to do when. We outline how you should be caring for your rose [...]
Best Office Plants to Boost Productivity If you’re struggling to stay motivated at work after your summer break, going green may be just what you need. Adding a little greenery to your [...]
Summer deadheading can seem a little scary but is actually very beneficial for your garden. A trim here and there will encourage new growth and make for more flowers in the future. If you planted [...]
Holiday Gardening Tips Most kiwis like to take a holiday over the summer period, but being left alone for a week or two can be hard on your garden. Check out our top tips below for keeping your [...]
