(A paid post with the good people from GARDENA NZ) The thing I love about the garden is there is always something new to do or discover. But the knock on effect of this is there are some things that…
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Category: GARDENING
Tags: clever watering, Coastal gardening, Gardena, GARDENA Water Computer MasterControl, GARDENA Water Distributor Automatic, GARDENING, Growing Vegetables, How to clear blocked drippers, How to get irrigation ready for the growing season, irrigation, mid spring, Neta Irrigation, New Zealand, October, Paid post, Sarah the Gardener, sponsored, watering the garden
This is always a bit of a grey area as to when the new season starts and the previous one ends. It makes sense to think that when harvesting stops from plants planted in the spring is a logical end,…
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Category: Uncategorized
Tags: asparagus, Coastal gardening, Comfort Flower Rake, Early Winter, GARDENA NZ, GARDENING, Growing Vegetables, June, NatureLine Spade, New Zealand, Paid post, Sarah the Gardener, Secateurs, sponsored, The new season, the winter garden
After the drama of the Great Water Escape over Christmas when we lost over 30,000 litres overnight thanks to a tap fiddler, I’ve made a few changes. The leak wasn’t intentional as the tap didn’t immediately gush with water and…
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Category: Uncategorized
Tags: clever watering, Coastal gardening, Gardena, GARDENA Water Computer MasterControl, GARDENA Water Distributor Automatic, GARDENING, Growing Vegetables, irrigation, JANUARY, Midsummer, New Zealand, Paid post, Sarah the Gardener, sponsored, watering the garden
With the summer holidays fast approaching the lawn becomes more than the grassy area between the house and the garden. Being the only flat area of land we actually have, it is quite useful. It started out flat and grassy…
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Tags: caring for grass, Coastal gardening, December, Early Summer, Gardena, GARDENA Spreader L, GARDENING, Growing Vegetables, New Zealand, Paid post, Sarah the Gardener, sponsored, Yates, Yates Weed n Feed