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Every month The Gardener delves into the wonderful world of gardening, bringing you inspiration, practical tips and expert knowledge on the subject. Our pages are colourful and inspiring, our stories are practical with beautifully illustrated step-by-step guides, and our contributors are experts in their fields and gardeners themselves.

We keep you informed of current horticultural trends, local and international and introduce you to desirable plants (old and new). Join us as we delve into majestic gardens and garden shows across the country and report back so you can learn how to create the look too.

Inspirational, practical and knowledgeable are the words to describe The Gardener Magazine – a publication for new gardeners as well as the most experienced ‘green fingers’!

The Gardener is also available as Die Tuinier in Afrikaans.

The Gardener Featured Articles

Set for Summer Colour

October is the perfect time to fill your garden with plants that will provide bright, long-lasting colour throughout summer. Whether…

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The Power of High-Density Orchards

Small Spaces, Bigger Harvests World Food Day, observed annually on 16 October, encourages us to consider how food is produced,…

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Sort out summer with salvias

It takes just three top-performing salvia hybrids to create a vibrant splash of colour that draws bees, butterflies and nectar-loving…

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Spring Colour for Sun and Semi-Shade

Whether your garden enjoys bright sunshine or gentle semi-shade, there is always room for more colour. Begonias and dahlias are…

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Build a strong, sturdy garden bench

This garden bench has a great design and is built to last with treated pine. What you need: CCA-treated pine…

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Wild Olive: A Tree for South African Gardens

Deep roots: Why the Wild Olive belongs in South African gardens Few trees carry the history, strength and quiet beauty…

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DIY Wooden Flower Tower Trellis

A free-standing box trellis is ideal for planting vines or creepers for a spectacular display. It’s also useful for vegetables like cucumbers, peas and climbing beans.  What you need:…

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Botanical Tales: Snake plants

Old Name, Enduring Appeal Click here to read in Afrikaans The much-loved snake plant is known by several common names,…

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Deception in the Floral Kingdom

July/August Botanical Tales Some orchids offer nectar or pollen to attract pollinators. Others take a far more cunning approach. Ophrys…

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