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ArticleWin! GREAT PRIZES AND GIVEAWAYS THIS ISSUE

EDITOR DESIGNER ADVERTISING PRINTER PUBLISHER STOCK PHOTOS: COVER PHOTO: Sue Linn Lee Kretschmar Debbie Pas­coe, phone 0274858562 Ink­wise New Zea­l­and Plant Pro­du­cers Inc email office@garden­ingnz.co.nz Adobe Stock Adobe Stock

Win! GREAT PRIZES AND GIVEAWAYS THIS ISSUE

ArticleWin! GREAT PRIZES AND GIVEAWAYS THIS ISSUE

EDITOR DESIGNER ADVERTISING PRINTER PUBLISHER STOCK PHOTOS: COVER PHOTO: Sue Linn Lee Kretschmar Debbie Pas­coe, phone 0274858562 Ink­wise New Zea­l­and Plant Pro­du­cers Inc email office@garden­ingnz.co.nz Adobe Stock Adobe Stock

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ArticleCLASSIC CHARM

Frostkiss® Hel­le­bore Col­lec­tion Ele­mental, Moond­ance. Magico

CLASSIC CHARM

ArticleSTREET APPEAL

Trees for small gar­dens: Malus Acer Cer­cis Lager­stroemia Decidu­ous trees Magno­lias and Michelias (for fra­grance and col­our) Prunus (flower­ing cherry trees) Fruit trees (something for every sea­son)

STREET APPEAL

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A STUNNING NEW ZEALAND GARDEN BALANCES A SENSE OF CALM TRANQUILITY WITH A STIMULATING DIVERSITY OF PLANTS. SUE LINN VISITS A GARDEN OF NATIONAL SIGNIFICANCE IN MANAWATU. NRW IaU IURm 3aOmeUVWRQ 1RUWK, in the foot­hills of the Tararua UaQJeV, a ORQJ...

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A STUNNING NEW ZEALAND GARDEN BALANCES A SENSE OF CALM TRANQUILITY WITH A STIMULATING DIVERSITY OF PLANTS. SUE LINN VISITS A GARDEN OF NATIONAL SIGNIFICANCE IN MANAWATU. NRW IaU IURm 3aOmeUVWRQ 1RUWK, in the foot­hills of the Tararua UaQJeV, a ORQJ...

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ArticleBack­yard Biod­iversity

THE WORLD WE HAND ON TO THE NEXT GENERATION WILL VERY MUCH DEPEND ON THE ACTIONS WE TAKE NOW. INSTALLING AN UNDERSTANDING AND APPRECIATION OF OUR DIVERSE LIVING WORLD IS ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT ACTIONS WE CAN TAKE Nature could really do with a...

Back­yard Biod­iversity