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Tag Archives: Organic Gardening
29
Jun
Tree Crops Annual Tree Sale Waikato 2024
Join us for the highly anticipated Tree Crops Annual Tree Sale in Waikato, 2024! This event is a fantastic opportunity for gardeners, fruit enthusiasts, and anyone interested in sustainable agriculture to purchase a wide variety of fruit trees, nut trees, and other specialty crops. Don't miss out on this chance to expand your garden with high-quality, loca...
27
Jun
Fruit Gardener’s Diary for the Year in New Zealand
New Zealand’s diverse climate allows for a wide range of fruiting plants to be grown throughout the year. Here is a month-by-month guide to help you plan your fruit garden, including planting, caring, and harvesting activities for the most common fruiting plants grown in New Zealand.
January
Planting: Citrus trees, passionfruit vines.
Care: Water regularly, mulch to retain moisture, and p...
27
Jun
Flower Gardener’s Diary for the Year in New Zealand
New Zealand’s diverse climate allows for a wide range of flowering plants to thrive throughout the year. Here is a month-by-month guide to help you plan your flower garden, including planting, caring, and enjoying the blooms of the most common flowering plants grown in New Zealand.
January
Planting: Summer annuals such as petunias, marigolds, zinnias, and sunflowers. Sow seeds for autumn flo...
27
Jun
Vegetable Gardener’s Diary for the Year in New Zealand
New Zealand’s temperate climate allows for a wide variety of vegetables to be grown throughout the year. Here is a month-by-month guide to help you plan your vegetable garden, including planting, caring, and harvesting activities for the most common vegetables grown in New Zealand.
January
Planting: Beans, cucumbers, zucchinis, corn, pumpkins, and late tomatoes.
Care: Regular watering, mu...
27
Jun
Fruit Tree, Vegetable, and Gardening Planting Calendar – A Broad Brushstroke for our NZ climate
The Bay of Plenty region enjoys a temperate climate with warm summers and mild winters, making it ideal for growing a wide range of fruit trees, vegetables, and other garden plants. Here is a comprehensive planting calendar to help you plan your garden activities throughout the year.
Fruit Tree Planting Calendar
January: Harvesting summer fruits such as plums, peaches, nectarines, and early ...
11
Sep
Growing Guide for Mini Black Heirloom Popping Corn in New Zealand
Mini black heirloom popping corn is a unique and fun variety to grow in your garden. This type of corn is not only decorative but also produces delicious popcorn. Here’s a comprehensive guide to help you successfully grow mini black heirloom popping corn in New Zealand.
Choosing the Right Location
Corn needs a sunny spot with well-draining soil. Choose a location that receives at least 6-8 hours...
01
Dec
December – Flower Gardener’s Diary for New New Zealand
December is the height of summer in New Zealand, and your flower garden will be bursting with color and activity. Here’s a comprehensive guide to help you manage your flower garden during this vibrant month.
Planting
Summer Annuals: Continue planting summer annuals such as marigolds, zinnias, sunflowers, petunias, and impatiens for vibrant color.
Perennials: Plant perennials like dahl...
28
Apr
Bok Choi Growing Guide for New Zealand<
Bursting with goodness, these hardy no fuss vegetables are brilliant crops to plant in the winter garden. Bok choi is a very quick growing Asian green that is sweet, tasty and exceptionally easy to cultivate and cook. It is sometimes referred to as pak choi or Chinese celery cabbage.