Although the summer garden is winding down, there's no time to rest on your laurels because right now it's action stations for serious gardeners.

In the parks, beaches, back gardens and forests of the country, non-scientists can help with with a raft of research projects.

Chores are not chores, Greg Dixon writes, they are opportunities to find inner peace.

Meg Liptrot praises Neptune's great gift for gardeners - seaweed.

Meg Liptrot dishes out the goods on community food growing.

Conservation 'wonder woman' shows Meg Liptrot how it's done.

Meg Liptrot reports on a Pacific staple's exciting potential.

A berm in Ellerslie has been entered into a national landscaping competition as part of a vegetable, fruit and flower garden. It even has a beehive.

Meg Liptrot has the perfect Valentine's gift - botanic fragrances from the garden.

As part of a series by POD Gardening, Weleda gardener David Millin gives a glimpse of the company's vast biodynamic gardens in Havelock North, Hawke’s Bay.

Want the freshest produce possible for your restaurant? Start a garden next door. As part of a series of organic Kiwi garden visits by POD Gardening, we call on The Refreshment Room's John Pountney.

As part of a series of interviews with organic Kiwi gardeners by POD Gardening, we visit Fleur Sullivan at Fleur's Place in Moeraki.

Meg Liptrot finds kids enjoying this birds-and-bees lesson with a difference.

One of New Zealand's most famous gardens has featured in the Wall Street Journal, with its creator described as the 'first lady of horticulture'.

A giant flower smelling of rotting flesh could in Auckland this weekend, the first time the rare plant has opened in New Zealand.

From heavy bronze wings to delicately patterned parasols, Danielle Wright is spoiled for choice at Auckland Botanic Garden's fourth Sculpture in the Gardens exhibition.