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Seven ways to destroy woolly aphids in the garden without chemicals
How to get rid of woolly aphids the natural way
Politicians' gardens revealed: From Christopher Luxon to Trevor Mallard
From Nicole McKee's pots of shame to Steven Joyce's wonder.
Grow well with Claire Mummery: beneficial flowers
Three reasons why you need nasturtiums in your garden this summer
Monarch butterflies find home in Whanganui garden
In 30 years, Margaret Innes hadn't seen so many monarchs in her garden.
Auckland bonsai theft: 'Please care for them' man begs thieves
The 46 precious bonsai, worth upward of $20,000, were stolen from Mt Albert back garden.
How to keep your garden healthy this summer
Gardening guru Claire Mummery shares her top tips for blight-free crops this summer
Nadia's Whole Garden will supply locally grown produce to a new Whangārei water-top restaurant
NCAA champion to a market gardener, Nadia Pavlovich's life took a turn when she fell sick.
Doug the Spud: Hamilton gardeners unearth ugly potato likely to be biggest in the world
Colin and Donna were just weeding when they struck starchy gold.
Legionnaires' cases in Canterbury prompt health warning
Gardeners urged to protect themselves when handling potting mix.
Auckland ban on using sprinklers remains after heavy rains
In recent weeks the level of Auckland's dams has shot up to 83 per cent after heavy rain.
Obituary: NZ's first Mrs New Zealand
She said her entry in the competition started as a joke she shared with her husband Ian.
Tourism in bloom: Monet's gardens reopening in Giverny
After being closed for 6 months due to Covid, the world-famous gardens are set to reopen.
Small Business: Designer bringing tiny gardens to the city
Martin Steel-Brown says tiny gardens are the latest trend to hit New Zealand.
Teenage contractor employed his first staff at the age of 12
Businessman Johnny O'Neill started his first venture at just 10.
What can go in the compost bin?
THE CONVERSATION: By following some simple rules, you can create your own "black gold".
Gardeners still underestimating potting mix risk - researcher
Simple safety practices can prevent 'a potentially fatal ... infection', researcher says.
Man receives anonymous letter telling him to mow his lawn
Note left in letterbox attempts to prompt resident into grooming his front yard.
'Mow': Late-night 'lawn police' carve message into North Shore resident's garden
It remains to be seen if anyone will grass up the culprit.
Garden hacks to beat a hose ban (yes, you can still plant tomatoes)
Save your boiled vegetable water - your lettuces are going to need it.
Labour weekend gardeners warned of disease link to potting mix
There had been 23 cases of the potentially fatal disease already this year in Canterbury.
Blooming beautiful: Mt Eden's secret garden
Michelle Langstone goes in search of spring, and discovers a hidden gem.
Little Garden bidding war: One lucky Kiwi scoops a full set
One lucky Kiwi got their hands on a full Little Garden set, but it came at a price.
Lawn mowing Good Samaritan found: 'This is just the type of thing he does for people'
Munroe Rawiri, not thinking anything of it, hadn't told anyone of his deed.
The hobby Charles is giving up to prepare for life as King
Here's a sign Prince Charles is preparing to step into a new role.
How to revive dying plants with just a banana peel
If you love plants but struggle to keep them alive, this simple hack might be the answer.
Sad times for lettuce, but spinach loves Hawke's Bay's winter
Kohlrabi, silverbeet, artichokes and celeriac are also doing well this winter.
Winter gardening - the gloves-off science for wellbeing
Carol Bucknell on the restorative benefits of gardening.
Three tips to start a garden and eat for less
Whether you're renting, live in a city, or have black thumbs, there are ways to start.
Shuttered: Garden centre chain Palmers closes big box Westgate store
The company said Covid-19 made the "long term position of the store untenable".
Level 2 is here! 14 essential things to know and what you can do
We look at what is and won't be open for business from today.
Thieves use lockdown to raid primary school garden
One person thought it was a community garden, so tried to dig up a feijoa tree.
Bored of your kitchen and garden? Try these armchair travel fixes
See the UK's best gardens and taste food from around the world, all without leaving home.