I need a non-gardening hobby, so I’m looking to do some restoration work on our 1965 classic kiwi caravan. Come take a peek at her.

A few months ago I revealed my plans for a square foot garden. So, how are those plans going?

What on earth do I do all week? Well, here’s five things I did this week.

There’s some new arrivals in our flock!

The garlic should be ready for harvest… but is it?

A look at the most-useful gardening tools and equipment in my gardening bucket.

A seasonal tour of the garden: bed-by-bed.

I built something on the farm and now I don’t have to roll in cow poop!

After a big storm recently, we’ve had to re-evaluate what we do with our shadehouse.

I got a new toy for my birthday and it’s absolutely revolutionised the pest and weed management of our native bush.

One of the worst things that could happen to a garlic grower has struck us this year: rust. So, what will I do?

Potatoes can be planted as soon as the last frosts pass. Find out what to do now to great crop next season!

This week we cut down a bunch of gorse and cleared out a nice spot for a picnic in the bush.

We’ve got two full years of weather data now. What does it say?

How do you learn to see the trees for the forest? You look closer. And then you look closer again. And again.

We use a few different cloche hoops are an invaluable tool in the garden. A look at what we use and how it holds up.

Setting the garlic up for good bulb growth.

Low rainfall in summer each year means my garden always suffers. This year, I’m planning to share our water with one bed that really pumps… and grows everything.

A surprisingly simple and satisfying little crop to grow. Find out how to take a small piece from the supermarket and turn it into a year’s supply of ginger!

Paths are a perhaps overlooked, at yet very important part of the garden. Here’s a look at my trials (and errors).

If you usually just purchase them, you might not know that in the darkest days of winter, the chickens take a break.