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The Gardener Magazine

Jun 01 2021
Magazine

The Gardener is a monthly, national magazine dedicated to inspiring gardeners, providing practical advice and showing step-by-step garden projects. Our monthly features include garden design, in-depth plant features, growing vegetables and herbs, water gardening, garden wildlife and pets, specialist plant articles and much more. We have an extensive database on our website that is growing daily.

WELCOME

Masqueraders of grass…

Garden GALLERIA

SOUL OASIS • Between the metropolises of Jo’burg and Tshwane lies the agrarian community of Mnandi, where Donovan Robinson and his partner, Leon, have created a flora-filled spiritual retreat.

Reducing leaf size

REWILDING a case of letting go • Help the planet with a wild patch.

PRACTICAL REWILDING TIPS

Birds of paradise • Strelitzias… Mother Nature’s incredible sculptures!

Croton pseudopulchellus • Small lavender fever-berry

Indoor Plant Troubleshooting Guide • What is wrong with my houseplant? This is probably the most common concern in indoor gardening. One plant starts to look a bit worse than it did when you bought it, and panic ensues. Gardeners, either by humility or plant hypochondria, tend to blame themselves. However, there are many culprits in ill plant health – gardeners being only one of them.

The plants! • An introduction to the plants available for your underwater garden.

Growing LETTUCE in winter

WHAT’S NEW?

Try this

Herb-rich soups, stocks and broths • It is not only chicken soup that is good for the soul, but also all soup that is satisfying and full of flavour.

Year-round colour

Zebra grass • Bring movement into your garden with ornamental grasses and colourful companions.

POPPY enchantment

FIERY WNNTER COLOUR

New Baby Ficus

Hardwood cuttings • Some plants are best propagated with cuttings when they are dormant in mid-winter or before the first new growth in spring. We took some nandina cuttings this month and have some tips to help you get it right.

PETUNIAS everywhere!

HOW TO: 3 easy ways to stake climbing garden peas

Rose bath salts • A gift of roses is such a pleasure, and when they are spent you can use them to make bath salts.

YOUR ROSE GARDEN

Show your PANSY FACE!

Living sculpture of mini orchids and ferns • Embrace your inner sculptor for this plant and driftwood art piece that will make your home come alive this winter.

Pretty PRIMROSE

JUNE Checklist

Plumb perfect! • This epic plant stand is made with plumbing pipes and sealed with tinted Woodoc 50 Exterior Sealer.

Plant by the moon

The Gardener Magazine

My bathmat, my therapist… • If you can’t talk about something that is bothering you or making you sad, create something impractical. It helps!


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Frequency: Monthly Pages: 76 Publisher: Lonehill Trading (PTY) LTD Edition: Jun 01 2021

OverDrive Magazine

  • Release date: May 24, 2021

Formats

OverDrive Magazine

subjects

Home & Garden

Languages

English

The Gardener is a monthly, national magazine dedicated to inspiring gardeners, providing practical advice and showing step-by-step garden projects. Our monthly features include garden design, in-depth plant features, growing vegetables and herbs, water gardening, garden wildlife and pets, specialist plant articles and much more. We have an extensive database on our website that is growing daily.

WELCOME

Masqueraders of grass…

Garden GALLERIA

SOUL OASIS • Between the metropolises of Jo’burg and Tshwane lies the agrarian community of Mnandi, where Donovan Robinson and his partner, Leon, have created a flora-filled spiritual retreat.

Reducing leaf size

REWILDING a case of letting go • Help the planet with a wild patch.

PRACTICAL REWILDING TIPS

Birds of paradise • Strelitzias… Mother Nature’s incredible sculptures!

Croton pseudopulchellus • Small lavender fever-berry

Indoor Plant Troubleshooting Guide • What is wrong with my houseplant? This is probably the most common concern in indoor gardening. One plant starts to look a bit worse than it did when you bought it, and panic ensues. Gardeners, either by humility or plant hypochondria, tend to blame themselves. However, there are many culprits in ill plant health – gardeners being only one of them.

The plants! • An introduction to the plants available for your underwater garden.

Growing LETTUCE in winter

WHAT’S NEW?

Try this

Herb-rich soups, stocks and broths • It is not only chicken soup that is good for the soul, but also all soup that is satisfying and full of flavour.

Year-round colour

Zebra grass • Bring movement into your garden with ornamental grasses and colourful companions.

POPPY enchantment

FIERY WNNTER COLOUR

New Baby Ficus

Hardwood cuttings • Some plants are best propagated with cuttings when they are dormant in mid-winter or before the first new growth in spring. We took some nandina cuttings this month and have some tips to help you get it right.

PETUNIAS everywhere!

HOW TO: 3 easy ways to stake climbing garden peas

Rose bath salts • A gift of roses is such a pleasure, and when they are spent you can use them to make bath salts.

YOUR ROSE GARDEN

Show your PANSY FACE!

Living sculpture of mini orchids and ferns • Embrace your inner sculptor for this plant and driftwood art piece that will make your home come alive this winter.

Pretty PRIMROSE

JUNE Checklist

Plumb perfect! • This epic plant stand is made with plumbing pipes and sealed with tinted Woodoc 50 Exterior Sealer.

Plant by the moon

The Gardener Magazine

My bathmat, my therapist… • If you can’t talk about something that is bothering you or making you sad, create something impractical. It helps!


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