Justin Newcombe shares some final bits of advice and wisdom for completing the mapping out of your perfect garden.

Landscape gardener and Life columnist Justin answers your questions.

Justin Newcombe brings the garden to the gardeners with a crafty mobile plant station.

Now is a good time for planting your spring flower beds, advises Meg Liptrot.

Simple tips on growing chicory.

Planning your garden takes careful consideration, writes Justin Newcombe. Step one is all about charting traffic ...

A top-of-the-line barbie deserves top-of-the-line protection, says Greig Morgan.

The Ellerslie Flower Show is returning to Christchurch, despite the February 22 quake.

Simple tips on growing tamarillos.

Landscape gardener and Life columnist Justin answers your questions.

Not content with what's on offer, Justin Newcombe makes his own herb box with plenty of room to plant.

Any edible pod pea or bean left to mature even a day too long loses a good deal of its flavour.

Pots are a good alternative if your garden lacks sun. By Meg Liptrot.

After an accidental discovery in an unwanted barrel in the corner of his garden, Justin Newcombe explains how you, too, can brew liquid gold.

Whether it be for inside or for the workshed, a bar stool can be just the ticket for sitting down on the job. Justin Newcombe shows us how to make our own.

Silverbeet is the easiest winter green to grow by far and a good kitchen basic.

Landscape gardener and Life columnist Justin answers your questions.

Define your property with plants you can shape to your liking, says Meg Liptrot.

Simple tips on growing broccoli.

Justin Newcombe discovers that nature's most pungent vegetable is actually a cinch to grow.

Keep your doorway tidy with a simple cupboard for all the family’s footwear. By Greig Morgan.

Mandarins are delightfully easy to grow. Justin Newcombe extols the virtues of these little spheres of Vitamin C.

Composting is a gift that keeps on giving, to the environment and to your garden. Justin Newcombe shares his top tips.

Nothing beats an open fire in winter, and this corner seat is the perfect spot for a get-together. By Greig Morgan.

It's filled with food waste and garden debris but there's no need to for your compost area to look like a dump. Justin Newcombe gives his bins a spruce-up.

This vege can be grown and harvested right through the year and is a quick and easy member of the brassica family to grow.

Fruit trees can provide bright spots of colour in a winter garden. By Meg Liptrot.

There's nothing like the scent of sweet peas for evoking childhood memories, writes Justin Newcombe.

Landscape gardener and Life columnist Justin answers your questions.