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Discover how KwaZulu-Natal’s R59 million Invasive Alien Species Programme aims to restore ecological balance and promote socio-economic development through targeted plant clearing initiatives.
Physically grounding us while reducing anxiety
Caring for plants can significantly boost mental health by promoting mindfulness and reducing anxiety.
The maps were published in the journal Physics and Chemistry of the Earth in collaboration with the CSIR, where Mkhize, Cho and their other co-authors were largely based for the study.
As we celebrate the month of Spring, the Grade 6 pupil said he was excited to be back in his garden and start planting.
Did you know you can start growing your own herb garden in just a few days?
If you’re worried that your indoor plants won’t survive the winter, here are tips on how you should take care of them.
It’s time to sort out some pre-winter maintenance and prep the veggie patch for soups and stews.
Indulge in all the sassy shades of the new season with a host of plants and edibles loaded with attitude.
With Valentine’s Day around the corner, let love blossom in your garden. Here’s how to woo that special date, brought to you by Life Is A Garden.
Now is the time to replace tired bedding plants with seedlings of heat-loving Salvia splendens ‘Blaze of Fire’ and ‘Flare’ bright red.
Be sure to deadhead or lightly cut back the stems of the red roses in your garden this week so that they will flower again in time for Valentine’s Day.
January is the perfect time to add finishing touches to holiday projects and a chance to turn over a few lush new leaves.
Top tips to ensure your leafy babies will be taken care of while you are away.
The El Niño weather phenomenon is expected to set record-breaking temperatures and drier conditions for the next five years. Make the most of any rain using simple (free or affordable) water-collecting ideas.