Homegrown Roses - Exclusive Limited Edition Cover
We couldn’t decide which cover of Homegrown Roses we liked best – so we printed two! This special limited edition cover, featuring the fabulous climbing rose 'Paul's Himalayan Musk' behind a garden seat, is only available from our online store (while stocks last). Be in quick!
If you love roses (and who doesn’t?), you’ll love NZ Gardener’s latest special collector’s edition, Homegrown Roses. Barbara Lea Taylor and our team of rose fanatics reveal their passion for the Queen of Flowers, from the joy of picking your own scented blooms to no-nonsense know-how on planting, picking, pruning, landscape design, recipes (yes, roses are edible!) and crafty gifts. There’s also an A-Z guide to favourite roses for Kiwi gardens, as chosen by our readers.
Four Seasons
Four Seasons is a lavishly illustrated collector’s edition of NZ House & Garden. It’s jam-packed with ideas to inspire and delight: stylish flower and foliage arrangements, simple yet stunning creative projects and delicious recipes and menus for fabulous, stress-free entertaining – all taking their cue from the four seasons.
NZ Gardener's Garden Diary 2012
NZ Gardener's Garden Diary 2012 contains a week-by-week guide to what to plant, sow and harvest in the garden, plus seasonal recipes, a monthly moon calendar for lunar planting and easy-to-follow practical advice to ensure you get the most enjoyment possible from your garden next year. Plus it'll help you keep track of your top crops - and your flop crops! The perfect resource for Kiwi gardeners and a great Christmas gift for green-fingered friends and family members.
Homegrown 9 - Flowers
Homegrown Flowers is the latest in NZ Gardener’s best-selling series of collector’s editions. If you’re already growing your own food, why not grow food for your soul too, with fabulous flowers to fill your garden with colour and fragrance. Homegrown Flowers features advice and planting recommendations for: easy flowers, scented blooms, nostalgic favourites, edible flowers, roses, rare & unusual species, trees & shrubs, seasonal interest, practical care, propagation & pollination.
NZ Gardener
NZ Gardener, the country's top selling gardening magazine, features New Zealand's most beautiful gardens and the people behind them, as well as providing practical ideas and gardening inspiration relevant to all gardeners.
Homegrown 5 - Tomatoes
The latest edition in our best-selling Homegrown series of special collector’s editions combines practical know-how and delicious recipes. Homegrown 5: Tomatoes is the ultimate guide to tasty tomatoes, with troubleshooting tips, hints and dozens of recipes.
Please note: Delivery to NZ addresses only.
Homegrown Preserving Labels
Making your own pickles and preserves or jams and jellies? Turn your jars and bottles into gorgeous gifts with our exclusive Homegrown preserving stickers, available in packs of 10 sheets (15 stickers per sheet) for the special price of just $10.50.
Please note: Delivery to NZ addresses only.
Homegrown 4 - Fruit Trees
Beat the recession – grow your own fresh, healthy fruit at home. The latest edition in NZ Gardener’s Homegrown series is the ultimate guide to planting, pruning and orchard care for fruit trees – combining practical know-how with delicious seasonal recipes.
Please note: Delivery to NZ addresses only.
Homegrown 3 - Harvest your own fresh herbs
Don’t miss the latest edition in our best-selling Homegrown series of NZ Gardener collector’s editions. Packed with growing hints, delicious recipes, design tips and preserving pointers, Homegrown 3: Harvest your own herbs is the ideal Christmas gift for Kiwi gardeners. Plus, subscribers can purchase Homegrown 3 for the special subscriber price of $11
Homegrown 1 - From your plot to your pantry
The first in the Homegrown Series. Homegrown 1 is an expert seasonal guide to sowing, growing, harvesting, pickling and preserving. Find out how to make your own summer jams, bottle tomato sauce and cook up chutneys and preserves using your own homegrown crops.
NZ Gardener 2012 Calendar
Get your extra copies of NZ Gardener 2012 calendar for only $5 including postage. The 2012 calendar is free with with purchase of the Decemeber issue of NZ Gardener. A dozen beautiful flowers for each of the twelve calendar months in stunning vibrant colours. Order yours now as only limited extra stocks were printed of this item.
Delivery to New Zealand addresses only
NZ Lifestyle Block
Learn how to be more self-sufficient, how to farm with livestock and poultry, and how to grow great fruit and vegetables on your little piece of paradise with the farming experts from NZ Lifestyle Block.
NZ Lifestyle Block explores small farms around New Zealand, and is packed full of practical information on everything from organic gardening to pest control, orchard care to cheesemaking. Plus, you get Sue Clarke’s monthly column on chicken health – she’s the author of How to Care for Your Poultry - and everything else you need to know about running a block for business or pleasure.
How to Care for Your Poultry
A whole new generation, from small farm owners to city gardeners, is discovering the fun of owning poultry, and needing to learn how to best care for the egg producers and family pets in their backyard hen houses.
NZ Lifestyle Block magazine has been running its very successful poultry column since 2006, and in this guide brings together everything the poultry owner needs to know on how to manage their birds, from coop design to feeding to breeding.
Written by poultry veteran Sue Clarke and Lifestyle Block editor Nadene Hall, How to Care for Your Poultry will be the must-have book for everyone interested in beautiful, practical poultry.
Please note: Your Poultry is being re-printed and first orders dispatched w/c 19 December. For orders received after that date please expect delivery within 2 weeks of order. Apologies but we cannot guarantee pre-Christmas delivery.
NZ Lifestyle Block Magazine Binders
Protect your copies of NZ Lifestyle Block with these sturdy binders.
$23.00 each (including NZ delivery)
Please note: Delivery to NZ addresses only.
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