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Reusing your Coffee Ground
When times are tough certain needs get shelved, like beauty products or Finding creative ways to meet our needs is something Zimbabweans are very good
Excess produce? Make your own sun-dried tomatoes.
By Kari Olivey With the abundance of tomatoes lining our roads, or the constant harvesting of cherry tomatoes from your vegetable garden, drying tomatoes under
Waiting for the Rains
By Lin Barrie Late October, that roasting hot time of year just before the rains arrive in Zimbabwe. My ‘back garden’, the lowveld of Zimbabwe,
Photo of the Month: December 2019
Vumba Botanical reserve The Vumba Mountain range lies southeast of the town of Mutare and is one of the highlights of Southern Africa that are
Mosaicking – it’s easier than you think!
Why not brighten up a pathway by turning your plain stepping stones into pieces of art?
Dividing agapanthus with Cosmas
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Are your aggies looking a bit overcrowded? Learn how to divide them so you can have healthier aggies and more to plant out or to
Bauhinia petersiana
The spectacular indigenous Bauhinia petersiana is so beautiful that it could find a home in any garden. In your garden, you may have areas that
The New Gardening Annual
The Zimbabwean Gardener annual is out now!The Zimbabwean Gardener annual is being sold at Emerald Seedlings on Alpes Road and at Electrosales on Harare drive.
Gardening trends in Zimbabwe in 2018
As we all know, trends come and go, like your winter annuals, one minute they are in and looking gorgeous and the next minute they
The Annual Garden Show 2018
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]The 2018 Annual Garden Show (TAGS) team put on its biggest and busiest show to date over a warm September weekend. Gardeners, landscapers and nurseries
What to do in your garden in October 2018
Read our monthly gardening newsletter to find out: 1. How to tackle the October heat with no water in your garden 2. What annuals and
What to do in your garden in September 2018
Click here to read the monthly newsletter of what to do in your garden in September 2018
Learn how to grow asparagus
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Asparagus is one of the great delights of spring. It’s an elegant, yet simple, vegetable that adds a touch of class to any menu. Even
What to do in your garden in August 2018
As we all wait in much anticipation for the election results, here are a few things to do in your garden to keep you busy!
Bromeliads
Bromeliads naturally come from the Americas, mainly South America but also from lower North America and the Caribbean. Only one species comes from Africa. There are over 3,000 species of
What to do in your garden in July 2018
July is a great time to get the garden ready, read our monthly newsletter to find out how – https://mailchi.mp/da3b46a8c942/ready-steady-cut-in-july
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