Growing food from kitchen scraps
You don’t need to buy seeds to start growing food. Your weekly grocery shop is full of ways to get your garden pumping.
You don’t need to buy seeds to start growing food. Your weekly grocery shop is full of ways to get your garden pumping.
Gardening isn’t all butterflies and rainbows. And even when it is, that isn’t always a good thing.
This year I’ve re-introduced kūmara into my garden.
An introduction to the real scientific principles behind the idea of companion planting.
What I’ve learned about growing peanuts over the last three seasons.
Polistes paper wasps are introduced pests in New Zealand gardens. Or are they?
A deep dive into white butterfly – one of the most common and destructive pests in Kiwi gardens.
A deep dive into everything you need to know about your garden’s soils and improving them naturally.
A deep dive into all things worm farming.
Some edible flowers you can get easily established in your garden.
Organic farmers know comfrey as a ‘dynamic accumulator’ – bringing deeply buried nutrients to the surface to feed my fruit trees.
Pruning paste is helpful for keeping your fruit trees healthy after pruning.
I’m feeling more on top of things in the garden, so I’m growing something new.
Potatoes can be planted as soon as the last frosts pass. Find out what to do now to great crop next season!
My main crops are half way through the season and I’m working on setting them up for good bulb growth in the next couple of months.