Tidy shed, happy gardener: time-saving tips that work
A tidy shed means less fuss and more time doing what you love: gardening!
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A tidy shed means less fuss and more time doing what you love: gardening!
Read MoreSpring has arrived, and that means the weeds and your lawn are about to erupt – whether you’re ready or not!
Read MoreSpring is full of colour in a garden, but we also want it to be instant. This is how you can get long-lasting instant colour in your garden.
Read MoreSpring is the best time of the year to get rid of a patchy lawn and sow some grass seed for quick, reliable results.
Read MoreBecome the envy of your neighbours by following this step-by-step guide to getting your lawn ready for spring.
Read MorePrecision Tools for Passionate Gardeners. Now is the time to equip yourself and your garden with the precision and purpose of professional tools.
Read MoreSpring is just around the corner, and you know what that means—sunshine, blossoms, and time to bring your garden back to life.
Read MoreA simple three-legged cast-iron pot on top of an open flame, a potjie is the simmering heart of South African cooking. Folks, this isn’t just cooking – it’s a cultural experience!
Read MoreA firepit is such a captivating, atmosphere-creating focal point, especially when it can also be used as a braai.
Read MoreCare and Maintenance, Design by room, DIY Projects, Garden and Outdoor, Tips and tricks, Water Saving, Waterwise tips |
There are some projects in the garden that will save our most precious resource – water. By...
Read MoreOne of summer’s least welcome critters are houseflies, which can spread dreadful diseases. Rotting fruit, uncovered cooked food and dirty dishes in the kitchen will attract hordes of them. So will overflowing garbage bins with lids that don’t close tightly. Keep your kitchen clean and wash all fresh produce properly before eating it. Empty garbage bins regularly, and wash them every time with a strong disinfectant to kill off lurking maggots.
Read MoreNow is the time to take cuttings which will be well-rooted and already strong enough to plant out before winter comes around again. Plants to propagate are all the vygies, pelargoniums, daisy bushes and lavenders.
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