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Kirstenbosch wins gold at Chelsea

Kirstenbosch has won another gold medal at the Chelsea Flower Show in London, making it their 33d gold medal.

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Chelsea celebrates a blooming century

Thousands of delighted gardeners are descending on the Chelsea Flower Show this week.

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Free Kirstenbosch entry for world celebration

International Day for Biological Diversity is being celebrated around the world, including at Kirstenbosch where entry is free for the day.

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Indigenous crinums are a winner in a marginal garden beside a wetland.

Create your own garden wetland
February 7 2013 at 13:02

Creating a wetland in your garden is one of the most wildlife-friendly measures that you can implement, writes Kay Montgomery.

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Livingstone daisies provide fantastic colour in the late winter and early spring if sown in February.

How to colour winter
February 5 2013 at 12:40

February is the month to think about sowing seed for winter colour, writes Kay Montgomery.

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Need late summer colour in your garden? Fill up empty spaces in the borders with echinacea, rudbeckia and gaillardia.

Late summer gardening tips
February 4 2013 at 11:50

Need late summer colour in your garden? Fill up empty spaces with echinacea, rudbeckia and gaillardia

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Decades of top gardens
February 1 2013 at 12:47

How do you set out to choose the top gardens in the country?

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Dogs spend a great deal of time in the garden. Think dog when you create a garden.

Gardening for your pets
January 29 2013 at 12:34

With imagination, you can still have a pretty garden with well-adjusted, happy pets, writes Kay Montgomery.

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Tuberous rooted alstroemerias are perennials that deserve garden space because of their long flowering season.

Flowers for a summer garden
January 24 2013 at 13:05

Some mid-summer gardening tips...

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Incorporate water into your garden design if you want birds to visit, as has been achieved in Charlotte and George van der Watts magnificent garden in Bedford in the Eastern Cape. Picture: Kay Montgomery

Make your garden a paradise for birds
January 21 2013 at 13:04

Planting trees and climbers, reducing your lawn area and correct feeding are basics to help entice wildlife, writes Kay Montgomery.

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Most effective for massed plantings are mauve Tulbaghia fragrans, white wild iris (dietes), orange or yellow bulbine as well as blue or white agapanthus, seen here at the Union Gardens in Pretoria. Picture: Sizwe Ndingane

Blocks of colour for a hot garden
January 17 2013 at 13:03

Here are some tips for January gardening...

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Plants of differing structure and texture are essential in a garden to create year-round interest.

Summer blooms and gardening journals
January 15 2013 at 13:01

Some tips on how to bring out the best of your garden during the summer months.

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Foremost is green, in its many shades and forms, from soft, feathery ferns, to bold architectural shapes like that of the strelizia.

Touch of garden tranquillity to enrich your day
January 9 2013 at 13:05

This year marks the 20th anniversary of the Quiet Garden Movement, founded in England by Anglican priest Philip Roderick.

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