NZ Gardener - 2017-08-01

• A garden in the Te Mata foothills designed to celebrate its heritage
• This month’s moon calendar, and edible crops to sow and tend now
• Lynda Hallinan trials different techniques for container-grown spuds
• A Taranaki home’s entertainm­ent area invites nature into the space
• Want a productive garden in a small space? Then plant dwarf fruit trees!
• When snow and frost make a garden look good
• Meet the 82-year-old planting a forest
• Garden designers share their best tips
• Design ideas from Mother Nature
• The blooming rebel in disguise
• 5 herbs to harvest in winter
• Your questions answered
• Jo McCarroll reflects on the timeless allure of plant and seed catalogues
• Russell Fransham’s dazzling winter hues
• Spiders can be a gardener’s best friend, says entolomolo­gist Dr Trevor Crosby
• Sandra Simpson meets priest-turned-traditiona­l healer Rob McGowan
• How Robert Guyton’s food forest doubles as his grandchild­ren’s playland
• Hell on earth: when the internet goes down and it’s too wet to garden
• Kerry Carman can’t get enough of these yummy choc-scented blooms
• Too much rain? Plant these edibles, says Sheryn Clothier
• Abbie Jury reveals what makes the ‘Lanarth’ magnolia extra special
• Margaret Barker recounts her early years at Larnach Castle
• Barbara Lea Taylor’s ode to her friends
• HOW TO NOMINATE
• IS THERE ANY NEED TO FEED POTTED POTATOES?
• Father HAPPY DAY
• PHALAENOPS­IS
• CYMBIDIUM
• PAPHIOPEDI­LUM

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