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 Choko-block full of goodnessWednesday, 18 July 2012 I am sure that a number of older readers will be familiar with the vine grown vegetable/fruit commonly called choko.Read More |
 One heavenly ‘helle’ of a ChristmasThursday, 12 July 2012 With winter in full swing, it’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas, so here’s a little more about a rose that grows through the darkest of days.Read More |
 We’ll never get over the MayflowerWednesday, 04 July 2012 While July 4 may not mean much to Kiwis, to Americans it is a most important day. The anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, the fourth of July is celebrated as the...Read More |
 Lentil as anythingWednesday, 27 June 2012 While, this time of year, hearty, wholesome fare is favoured, some may say that soup’s just not on until the lentil’s in the pot!Read More |
 A gorse is a gorse of course, of course...Wednesday, 20 June 2012 And no one can love that gorse, of course! However, while it may be a weed, at Garden-NZ we think gorse has become so synonymous with the NZ landscape that it’s worthy of a mention as our...Read More |
 New fruit on the blockWednesday, 13 June 2012 While some may stick to more traditional food, the Kiwi palate is developing as we increasingly turn from ‘garden variety’ fruit to more exotic fare. This week , we examine one such...Read More |
 On a high-biscus!Thursday, 07 June 2012The hibiscus couldn’t be further away from home in New Zealand. We have our own native flowers such as the elegant clematis paniculata or the fiery pohutukawa, but let’s face it,...Read More |
 The flower of EnglandThursday, 31 May 2012The symbol of Mother England, the rose has adorned jackets and jerseys, crests and coats of arms of Great British sorts for centuries. But the exact species of rose depicted on such regalia is...Read More |
 Show us your ginger…Wednesday, 23 May 2012Nuts though the concept may be, Friday May 25, is ‘Hug a Ginga Day’, so we thought we’d take a closer look at a spice that’s nice despite its awkward looks.Read More |
 Little boy ‘blue’ this trumpet!Wednesday, 16 May 2012At Garden-NZ we don’t like to blow our own trumpet, but when the challenge was offered by reader, Ann Chin, for us to identify this plant, we called in the cavalry.Read More |
 Pots of fun for Mother’s DayThursday, 10 May 2012Once upon a time our mothers gave us the greatest gift of all, the gift of life! So, this Mother’s Day, what better gift could there be than a living gift? Tod Palenski from Awapuni...Read More |
 The ‘viner’ things in lifeThursday, 03 May 2012With winter closing in, bedsides nationwide await the ‘grape’ taste that often accompanies flowers and ‘get well soon’ cards. But, according to Dr Glen Creasy, senior...Read More |
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