Category Gardening Articles

Chia Plants

(Salvia hispanica and Salvia columbariae are the two main species of Salvia that are referred to as ‘Chia’.Chia plants (Salvia hispanica) is grown mainly for its seeds although the stems were also used to make baskets. Chia is regarded as…

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Clumping Bamboo

Clumping Bamboo or Non-invasive bamboo. Some species of bamboo produce a lot of underground runners and can become invasive. When planting bamboo it is best to look for non-invasive species suited to your climate and soil type. When asking suppliers…

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Worm Farms

Used widely for composting, worm farms also produce vermicast and liquid waste which is a great source of fertilizer. Worm farms can easily be set up in the home garden and are a great way to get rid of kitchen…

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Gardening Books

Gardening books have provided gardeners around the world with a wealth of information for many years. Although online resources aim at providing information and advice, the detail ans specifics that are explained in books make them a worthwhile investment for…

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Garden Clothes

Many gardeners will wear ordinary cloths into the garden, however specially designed gardening clothes do have a few advantages. Being tougher, resistant to tearing, protective and easy to wash are all essential elements to look for in garden clothes. The…

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Fire Pits

Even in the warmest climates outdoor living areas can get a little chilly at night. A well designed fire pit could just be the right idea to maximise the time you can spend in an alfresco dining area, patio or…

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Composting

The great thing about making conpost is that its free, and is the best way to add organic matter to the soil. Compost improves soil health and therefore plant health. Making compost is also great for the environment, it reduces…

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