Landscaping

With the season slowly winding down, it’s time to start planning the next chapter of your garden. Plant flowering bulbs from late March onward, to enjoy a beautiful spring display.

Just like the inside of your home needs a good clean-up every now and then, so too does your garden.

Lush layers of foliage will ensure that your garden looks attractive all year round. While flowers wilt and whither, foliage in all shapes and sizes packs punch.

Waterwise gardens needn’t be dull and boring. Here’s how to fill your garden with colour and interest without wasting precious water.

Conserving water doesn’t mean you have to live with a dry and neglected garden. Xeriscaping could be the answer!

It can be difficult choosing from countless packets of seeds on display online or at your local nursery. Here are some pointers…

Spring is the ideal time to fill your garden with splashes of colour.

From gravel and pavers to hardy groundcovers and water features, the alternatives to lawn are many and varied…

We all like having a garden, but most of us don’t want to spend hours every week gardening to keep it looking fabulous. Here’s how to have an outdoor area that is both lovely outdoor and low maintenance.

Growing vegetables can be a fun way to spend time with family, to slow down, and to enjoy the fresh outdoors.

Most homeowners think they have to sacrifice the one for the other when it comes to having a dog and a beautiful garden. But you can have both if you’re smart about it…

Calla Lilies are one of the most beautiful flowers with a unique flower form. Calla lilies come in a wide array of colours for example, pink, purple, yellow and orange.

The promise of spring, with the sweet scent of jasmine, is already in the air.

Gerbera Daisy plants, with 30 fellow varieties, are one of the most popular, frequently delivered and self-grown flowers across the world.

Aloes, succulents and winter annuals are all in their prime, and July is also a month of maintenance. So, dress up in warm layers and tackle your garden!