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ArticleNew nature-inspired chil­dren's books by Kiwi authors

ArticleWIN ONE OF THESE BOOKS!

We are giv­ing away one copy of each of these books to four read­ers (one book per reader). To go in the prize draw to win, email Kggiveaways@allied­me­dia. co.nz with the title of the book you would like to win as the sub­ject line and provide your...

ArticleF T RI P A O

The bench in this coastal garden was made entirely from reclaimed beach wood.

ArticleTOP TIPS FOR CREATING A PALLET BENCH

Self-embed­ding screws can be screwed dir­ectly into wood, but if the tim­ber you’re using shows any signs of split­ting drill 3mm pilot holes first. • Most pal­lets come with a second row of struts along the back, so these will need to be care­fully...

ArticleMark Rayner

is our go-to expert on garden design and land­scap­ing. Handy with a drill, he reg­u­larly con­trib­utes DIY projects too. markraynernz

ArticleD g s g d fic n e

The vis­ion of a healthy plant is of lus­cious green leaves full of life and vigour, although this isn’t always the case. Leaves can nat­ur­ally come in a range of col­ours from bright purple to varie­gated shades of yel­low, and this range can add an...

ArticleD g s g d fic n e

The vis­ion of a healthy plant is of lus­cious green leaves full of life and vigour, although this isn’t always the case. Leaves can nat­ur­ally come in a range of col­ours from bright purple to varie­gated shades of yel­low, and this range can add an...

ArticleRem­edy

Take these steps before reach­ing for the fer­til­iser: • Exam­ine plants thor­oughly to rule out pests and dis­ease. • Con­sider envir­on­mental pos­sib­il­it­ies. Fix what can be fixed, such as drain­age issues or incon­sist­ent water­ing. You may...