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Plants move chemicals around to make best use of their resources. Timely jobs include semi-ripe cuttings and seed cleaning. Read more
A review of recent community growing activity from the perspective of CFINE's Community Growing Development Worker, Rebecca Dunn. Read more
Common and colourful birds who need our help just now and the simple steps we can take to protect them. Read more
Becoming familiar with tell-tale signs of pests and diseases helps gardeners know how to respond Read more
Are they friend of foe? It's good to know who's about.... Read more
The most important colour in the garden, plant movements, and time to prune maples and birches Read more
It is time to think about seed collecting and semi ripe cuttings as plants move through summer Read more
Taking advantage of dry conditions to hoe and reduce the weeds saves much work later on. Various mulches, and thoughts on thinning vegetables Read more
A description of this lovely butterfly and its food plants. Read more
How to achieve year around colour in the garden; communicating with New Zealand flatworms Read more
Managing space in polytunnels allocated for tender plants to keep them growing; softwood cuttings is a skill that can give confidence in choosing and increasing the number of plants Read more
Identifying peacocks and a little information on life cycle and foods Read more