A practical guide to sustainable gardening
Sustainable gardening is a more natural approach to how we design and maintain our gardens. Gardening sustainably is crucial to protect...
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The Gardener's
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A range of in-depth blog articles on all aspects of gardening in Zambia.
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- Jun 19
It starts with the soil
The secret that nobody seems to be sharing is that a beautiful garden begins with healthy soil. Healthy soil is the foundation for...
- May 25
The Complex Relationship Between GMOs and Food Security in Developing Countries
Genetically modified organisms (GMOs) have been a controversial topic in Africa for many years, with concerns about their potential...
- May 18
The Importance of Cleaning your Garden Tools
Tips for cleaning garden tools
- May 16
The GMO Debate: Exploring the Controversy Surrounding Genetically Modified Organisms
Why is there so much controversy around gmos
- May 11
Where to find vegetable gardening courses in Zambia
In Zambia, there are various organisations that offer vegetable gardening courses classes to help you grow your knowledge and skills. ...
- May 11
Grow your own: How to grow onions at home
Steps involved in growing onions
- May 11
Grow Your Own: How to grow tomatoes at home
Steps to grow tomatoes
- May 11
Grow your own: How to grow rape at home
Growing rape in Zambia is a popular practice as it is a staple crop in many local dishes. Rape, also known as kale or leaf cabbage, is a...
- Apr 17
Vegetables That Thrive in Zambia's Cooler Months
gardening in winter, dry season, cooler month
- Apr 3
A Guide to Preparing Your Zambian Garden for the Dry Season
Winter is just around the corner in Zambia and with the dry season comes a different set of challenges for gardeners such as managing...
- Mar 27
A Beginner's Guide to Starting a Vegetable Garden in Zambia
With the end of the rainy season approaching it's a good time to get started on the crop of vegetables in your garden. Here are a few...
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