Seeds of subversion
A local horticulturist is plotting to remove the blandness from our gardens.
A local horticulturist is plotting to remove the blandness from our gardens.
When Jackie Michelmore and her husband bought a derelict mussel works on the banks of an estuary, their friends thought they might have been drinking the seawater and gone a bit mad.
Perseverance paid off when Samantha Hayes jumped on the garden bandwagon.
Get in touch with the artistry of nature at the Stoneleigh Sculpture in the Gardens exhibition.
Vegetables grow better behind shelter but a windbreak doesn't have to be conventional.
New Zealand's first ever green wall, consisting of more than 1000 plants, has been created inside a new salon.
Ngati Whatua has given up part of its land at Bastion Point for homeless people to grow vegetables for the City Mission's foodbank.
A New Zealand couple have produced the first vanilla crop outside the tropics.
We profile four women with great ambitions to save the planet, keep us healthy and make us feel good — preferably all at the same time.
Deborah Telford joins the world's biggest garden party.