Lindsay GrayApr 166 minWe're not living in a bubble In trying to make sense of the current flooding in Kwazulu-Natal, it is immediately obvious that we cannot afford to continue with a...
Lindsay GrayJun 7, 20211 minIt’s Competition Time! Win with The Gardener/Die Tuinier magazine! To win a 3-month online subscription to The Gardener magazine in your choice of language,...
Lindsay GrayJun 7, 20212 minChive Dinner RollsRecipe: Grow to Eat Magazine What’s nice about chives is that they usually grow through winter and provide a constant supply. Just cut...
Lindsay GrayJun 4, 20212 minSoup to Warm YouFrench Onion Soup This vegan French onion soup recipe has been a top Google search result for almost 10 years now—for good reason! It’s...
Lindsay GrayJun 4, 20212 minWildlife in your GardenIt’s that time of year when you might be experiencing irritating heaps of soil appearing on your lawn overnight, or threads on the surface.
Lindsay GrayJun 4, 20213 minWinter ChoresWinter is the ideal time for carrying out much-needed maintenance in the garden, assessing where any gaps might be in your planting scheme,
Lindsay GrayJun 4, 20211 minWinter ColourAs aloes, red-hot pokers and a variety of succulents burst into flower, the typical winter garden is set to warm the cockles of your heart.
Lindsay GrayJun 4, 20213 minStars of the Show Every one of us has favourites in our garden and naturally they vary according to the different seasons. Red Hot Pokers It is early June...