A range of information on different gardening topics.

Produce and sell growing media. Features product information and a gardening forum.

Information on growing and propagation of delphiniums, along with photographs and seed.

Photographs and information about this unique garden situated in Wellington.

Details about the show, transport, ticket sales and travel packages.

Information about a rambling country garden that uses both New Zealand natives and exotics. Photographs of the garden and its structures, a diary and news.

Articles, photos, nursery list, and garden resources.

Private and public gardens open to the public for visiting, contains a guide book, photograph library and a virtual tour index.

A New Zealand website showcasing private gardens of New Zealand. We also operate B&Bs, farm stays, home stays, cottage accommodation, private and corporate functions, historic buildings, museums, weddings, photos, cafes, picnics, garden tours and much more.

Gardening portal with articles on garden topics, searchable plant database, and forums.

Subtropical plant nursery that specializes in organically grown subtropical plants to provide an edible landscape.

Sandi MacRae is a well known Christchurch based award winning landscape designer specialising in outdoor living and garden design solutions that create wow factor gardens. Sandi designed the Incredible Edible Garden at the 2010 Ellerslie Flower Show winning silver with distinction for design and highly commended for construction. Her sense of style and proportion enables her to create spaces that will enhance your outdoor living.

Whatever type of hedge you need there''s a Living Walls instant hedge thats right for you. Hedges by the metre, in a range of varieties and sizes for every purpose.

Specialise in growing day lilies (hemerocallis) and ferns for home gardeners and for landscaping and garden centres. Information and on line ordering.

If you want to find a lawn care service company that is experient, professional and co-friendly, Lawn Moving Auckland would be the better one.

The art of organic gardening is simply growing food in an environmentally and health friendly manner. Because an organic garden is produce without the use of pesticides and commercial fertilizers you are not only providing yourself and your family with healthy foods, you are also helping the air, water, and soil within our environment. Organic gardening carries many benefits that you may not be aware of.

For planting roses a good garden loam with organic matter is important. It must contain peat moss, leaf mold, compost, rotted or commercial manure, and the bed should be prepared as far ahead of planting as is feasible in order to allow for settling of the soil. Fall is the best time for setting out roses, but you can plant in spring. When they arrive from the nursery, plant at once. If they have dried en route, soak the roots and put the tops in a bucket of water before planting.

You may have heard of a hydroponics gardening system before this, in which case you'll understand what I'm talking about. If you haven't heard about hydroponics gardening, don't worry. Hopefully by the time we reach the end of this article, you will have a clear idea of what a hydroponics garden is, and if someone asks you whether you think a drip system, or an ebb and flow system is better, then you won't have to squint at them and say 'eh?' in that confused way.

Picking any of these methods depends on the vegetable, the size of your garden, and your fondness. Three methods of planting, namely, single rows, wide rows, and hills are clarified as follows: A) Single Rows: In this method, seeds are sown in rows or lines that are spaced equal distances apart. The distances between the rows and between the seeds within the rows differ from vegetable to vegetable. If you want the rows to be straight, which gives a pleasant appearance to your garden