Xero water gardens
Which plants are best adapted to local conditions and will thrive without additional watering.
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Practical mulching
Expert tips and tricks on mulching your garden. What types of mulch are best for you, how do they work, what are the pros and cons of a well mulched garden bed.
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Lawn and order
Transform your lawn from an expensive, time consuming burden into a sustainable, cost effective and environmentally friendly show piece.
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All fed up
The best solutions for feeding your plants.
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Swale me away
Discover the art of swales and how these unique, attractive and easy to construct structures can add value to a garden landscape
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Biospheres: The forgotten art of terrariums
The ideal example of a sustainable and resource-friendly pocket garden.
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No dig jig
No dig gardens are a great way to garden sustainably, improve your soils and save water and money.
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Irrigation water savers
Finding the best water savers for your garden.
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Plant design
Water saving plantscape design tips.
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No brainer container
A practical and hands-on exploration of potting mixes and fabulous water saving tips for container-based plants.
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Propagating xerophytes
How to propagate your own water-efficient plants from cuttings.
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Done dirt cheap
How you can make sure that your soil is taking in the water your plants need.
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Secret life of soil
Beneath the surface of our soil is a secret world of amazing life.
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The great composter
Compost is the best way to save water in the garden.
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