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HortNews - Growers Stopped From Planting More Gold Kiwifruit
Plantings of gold kiwifruit will be constrained for a third successive year, boosting the premiums earned by existing growers and stopping other growers from cashing in on the higher earnings. TAURANGA 11/11/2003 - Plantings of gold kiwifruit ... [... more]
HortNET New Zealand

Cheiranthus
A fragrant spring-flowering perennial that grows to 60cm and is very suitable to bedding or borders or for planting in clumps in the garden. Flowers are pinkish lavender or russet shades like yellow, brown, mahogany and deep ruby-red. Cheiranthus ... [... more]
Janine's Garden

Planting Up Wine Barrels
We all have spots in our garden that could do with a little attention. Sometimes to make an area more attractive we need to add plants. Often the best option is potted plants and the first question to answer is what plants you should use. To work ... [... more]
Garden Gurus

GG Tomato Promo
Now here is a good idea, when planting out seedlings pop them into a bucket of seaweed tonic solution to help them through the trauma of transplanting. Then water them into the new spot with the same brew. This helps stimulate rapid root ... [... more]
Garden Gurus

Grey Water Irrigation
Neville's garden is really beginning to come along, and one aspect that he is particularly proud about is that he is only using recycled grey water from the house to supply the entire needs of all the plants out front. With the planting only half ... [... more]
Garden Gurus

Alyssum
Ideal for borders, edging, between bricks or stones and for rockeries and for mass planting for 'carpeting' effects. Alyssum is a dwarf bush about 10 cm - 20 cm in height with masses of tiny white flowers. It blooms all year and in most ... [... more]
Janine's Garden

Garden Express Offer - Agapanthus Black Pantha
Whilst Agapanthus can be wildly self seeding in some areas, they are a tough hardy plant that simply manages to survive in other areas with the harshest conditions. One new hybrid variety however has been cleared for planting in any garden, its ... [... more]
Garden Gurus

Climbing Roses
If you want to add some vertical colour and interest to your garden then why not look at planting a climbing rose. There are so many varieties available to suit all types of gardens both big and small. Kim takes a look at some great performers ... [... more]
Garden Gurus

Dynamic Lifter Organic Plant Food:
Growing your own fruit and vegetables is one the highlights of having a garden and one of the great pleasures that Sue gets to share with her kids. With a few cooler days the gardening is beckoning for you to start planting out your own choice of ... [... more]
Garden Gurus

Palms
If you would like to create a tropical look in your garden, then palms are the ideal choice, just the way their leaves hang, so gracefully, pop a few of these around through out your planting scheme, and instantly you begin to get that relaxed ... [... more]
Garden Gurus

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For Melissa, winter symbolizes making serious decisions in the garden - pulling things out that haven't worked, re-designing or revamping tired looking areas and above all planting! The pace slows down a bit in winter, deciduous plants lose their ... [... more]
Garden Gurus

Cornelian Cherry
Although the flower display of Cornus mas, the cornelian cherry, is not as spectacular as some of its popular relatives, Peter Valder thinks this species is well worth planting. It's one of the few trees which flower in a cold climate in the ... [... more]
Burke's Backyard
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