
Cutting the grocery bill: The 'biggest mistake' you can make revealed
Meet people growing their own food - and learn how you can too.
Meet people growing their own food - and learn how you can too.
Your guide to growing your own fruit and vegetables.
High costs of living are driving the need for gardening programmes in schools.
The supplies for the challenge were supplied over three days.
Kapiti Coast weavers are teaching local council about native plant care.
Seismic strengthening will also make the popular attraction safer for visitors.
New to gardening? Start with these reliable plants, advises Claire Mummery.
You usually buy your greens from inside the store. But one customer made a buzzy find.
Tips for saving time and money on summer soil prep.
A gardening expert's top three floral picks for a healthy, happy vegetable patch.
Claire Mummery shows us how to rid ourselves of slimy critters from our winter produce
A community garden is growing more joy than just vegetables.
From its medicinal uses to its culinary credentials, this native is a garden must-have
Elevate a cocktail with freshly picked garden ingredients
It's time to clean up the garden, and get ready for autumn
Three reasons why you need nasturtiums in your garden this summer
In 30 years, Margaret Innes hadn't seen so many monarchs in her garden.
The 46 precious bonsai, worth upward of $20,000, were stolen from Mt Albert back garden.
Gardening guru Claire Mummery shares her top tips for blight-free crops this summer
NCAA champion to a market gardener, Nadia Pavlovich's life took a turn when she fell sick.
Colin and Donna were just weeding when they struck starchy gold.
Gardeners urged to protect themselves when handling potting mix.
In recent weeks the level of Auckland's dams has shot up to 83 per cent after heavy rain.
She said her entry in the competition started as a joke she shared with her husband Ian.
After being closed for 6 months due to Covid, the world-famous gardens are set to reopen.
Martin Steel-Brown says tiny gardens are the latest trend to hit New Zealand.
Businessman Johnny O'Neill started his first venture at just 10.