Winter is with us and temperatures have dropped to an all time low. It’s still good time to be busy in the garden. Here’s how to maintain a perfect kitchen garden, even in winter.

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Most people today are opting for the less-is-more concept. We get rid of unwanted clutter in our homes and offices. In addition to releasing clutter we are also going green. We buy more organically grown food, we have plants around our houses, and some of us – with the space – have vegetable gardens. For those people who do not have the space for a lateral vegetable garden but still want one – then go vertical. Here’s how:

Living in an apartment is sometimes boring. Not having a yard to grow your own garden is not an entertaining idea. However, with a rooftop garden you can create your own outdoor space which can be the best spot to party with your friends.

South Africa’s largest original  green trade and consumer event is here again. Yes I am talking about the 2010 Natural and Organic Products Exhibition if you must know; an event that informs and inspire businesses and individuals to make better choices. 

Zen gardens are not just beautiful to look at, they also serve as a tranquil and peaceful environment for meditation or to just sit and contemplate.

We all know the “eat five fruits or veggies a day” policy can be very tough to keep up with. But it’s not that difficult if you add salads to your every meal. Salads usually consist of three or more veggies and apart from that, they are just tasty.

The rewards of growing herbs are far greater than with other plants. Other plants in the garden are mostly planted for their decorative value. Herbs, on the other hand, can also be used for a myriad of other purposes that stretch from flavouring your food to curing your flu to ridding your home of insects.