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Kiwi Gardener Magazine - August 2025

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In this issue

It’s time to put spring in our sights. As winter draws to a close, we have plenty of insight to share about preparing the vege garden for spring, from growing potatoes and planting strawberries to sowing under cover. We’re also excited to share the results of our 2025 Bird Photo Competition – good luck if you entered! August is also a good time to plant roses, so be inspired as we dish the dirt on the new releases that may be prettifying gardens across the country this year. And if you want to add even more green to your spring garden, we suggest some ideas for green-flowered plants that deserve a place in the limelight. If the future holds the promise of potatoes and sunshine-filled days, then there are good times ahead in the garden. Happy growing!

Kiwi Gardener Magazine Description:

Publisher: Allied-Press-Ltd

Category: Gardening

Language: English

Frequency: Monthly

Kiwi Gardener is a growing resource for all gardeners. Every issue provides the advice that enables Kiwi gardeners to get the most out of their plants, throughout the seasons. Features on growing plants (natives, flowers, trees) and edibles (vegetables, fruit, nuts, herbs) are presented as guides to all that can be added to the garden that month. While inspiring feature gardens, community gardens and articles on everyday Kiwi gardeners show us how it’s done.