
There's still time for a fresh start
The dying days of summer and the start of autumn are the best days start the garden over.
The dying days of summer and the start of autumn are the best days start the garden over.
Judges had to select the winners from over 200 exhibits at the show.
Hastings garden growing love and roses. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Person got Legionnaire's disease after exposure to the bacteria through garden compost.
It's time to enjoy 188 extra daylight hours.
National Gardening Week Nude Gardening Day will be held on October 20.
A 7-year-old boy was crushed in an accident at the Auckland Botanic Gardens.
He never got the chance to see the finished product.
Now's the best time of year to start changing the design and shape of your garden.
Now is the perfect time to kick start the old and tired garden back into life.
Plants in containers presents gardeners with endless opportunities to express their flair.
Landscape designer Xanthe White tells Jennifer Dann what makes a great garden.
It was the first time the plant has flowered in the decade it had been at the garden.
Gareth Carter's regular gardening column
The huge flower that smells like rotting flesh is growing about 10cm a day.
The Wanganui Horticultural Society Summer Show is a chance to see new flower varieties
Gardens of Alcatraz tours allow visitors to stroll grounds once cultivated by convicts.
COMMENT: Has science found the perfect Christmas tree?
It's hoped 70,000 people will attend the NZ Flower and Garden Show this week.
Kate Hillier, event director of the NZ Flower and Garden show, talks about the event. / Video by Michael Craig
November gardening - there's little to do but prepare and plan, writes Sarah O'Neil.
Kate Hillier talks about gardening, royalty and the 2011 Christchurch earthquake.
The art of growing your own produce. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Children at Haumoana School are learning reading, writing and maths by cooking.
Not so fast, Ministry of Primary Industries warns amateur gardeners over banned seeds..
We took a tour of some of the gardens featured in the Auckland Garden DesignFest.
Ruth Spencer digs out the truth about our gardening fetishes.