Garden Galore Pea Straw Mulch

Daisies come in all shapes and sizes with the most common being the Marguerite and Shasta Daisies. These cheerful looking perennials reward you with blooms for months on end. A broad spectrum of colours are available, from clean whites and creams through to yellow and pink tones, into red, burgundy and lilac shades. In a vase a bunch of Marguerite Daisies appeals to many, they liven and brighten any room and last for days. They can be a cheerful addition to any flower garden, producing gorgeous blooms year after year.

Simple yet delicious, this recipe pairs two popular garden harvests for a tasty dish the whole family will love. Many of you have summer spuds ready to dig or already dug from the garden. With a dash of lemon, butter and fragrant oregano (freshly snipped from the garden!) you can spruce up your roast spuds.

Recycle your organic kitchen waste straight into the garden with the new Tui Worm Tower. Simply top up the Tower with your organic waste for the worms to process into rich nutrients to feed your plants. Simple to assemble and easy to use, the Tui Worm Tower can hold up to 1,000 worms! We've put together a guide to setting up in your garden.

Autumn is a major harvest period with an abundance of goodies ready to enjoy from the garden. Often there are too many harvests to eat at once. Pickling is a great way to save your veges for later. Food in a Minute have put together this all-purpose 5-ingredient brine perfect for pickling all your favourite veges. Simply and easy to make!

Autumn is a major harvest season in the garden. While there’s plenty to pick, there’s also plenty to plant as we head into the cooler months of year. 

Autumn is the best time to plant and feed flowering bulbs for a splash of colour in your garden. Tulips, daffodils, hyacinths or freesias - whatever your bloom of choice, filling your piece of paradise with fragrant floral displays will reward you with a stunning show and bring you joy on the daily.