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GARDEN DIARIES Sow seeds of warm-season crops, like tomatoes and capsicums, in small pots 2 or trays filled with specialised seedraising mix. Transplant into the garden when 8-10cm high. Set aside seed potatoes to sprout. Keep on a tray in a light, airy spot out of COS Also called romaine, this lettuce forms a tight head of sturdy, long and crisp leaves. Pick outer leaves while the head grows. Allow several strawberry plants (about six per person) to guarantee an abundance of berries. Mulch with pea straw to keep the fruit from rotting on wet soil. 4 Dahlias’ slender stems are not always strong enough to support larger blooms. Prevent damage OAK LEAF A loose-leaf variety made up of heavily lobed leaves, like an oak leaf. Harvest the outer leaves often. After applying fertiliser around edible plants, delay harvesting for a few days and rinse well before cooking and eating. If using products to deal with pests, diseases or weeds, or when handling compost or manure, follow any instructions carefully and wear gloves and suitable protective equipment. Store all garden chemicals out of reach of children and pets. 8 bunnings.co.nz | bunningsnz | 3 direct sunlight. When shoots are 2-3cm long, plant into compostenriched soil. bunnings to flowers and stake at planting, or try dwarf dahlias – no 5 need to stake and great in pots. Plant tubers in September and October. Plant ground covers on bare soil to reduce garden maintenance and keep weeds at bay. Try native ground covers pimelea ‘Silver Ghost’ (dry spots) and fuchsia 6 procumbens (moist spots). Keep your household in greens by growing your own lettuce. Try ICEBERG Ever popular, its round head has layers of crisp, mildly flavoured leaves with good crunch factor. Harvest the whole lettuce. our top picks (below). 7 Pests such as caterpillars, whitefly and aphids find veges and herbs irresistible. Keep them at bay with an organic 1 Scotts ‘Performance Naturals’ premium compost, $14.11/30L, I/N: 0225280. 2 Daltons ‘Premium’ seed raising mix, $21.84/30L, I/N: 0212327. 3 Morton Smith-Dawe ‘Desiree’ seed potatoes, $16.25/3kg, I/N: 0600155. 4 Garden Galore pea straw mulch, $11.89/5L, I/N: 0265278. 5 Gardman 900mm bamboo garden stakes, $10.99/ pack of 20, I/N: 3040829. 6 170mm pimelea ‘Silver Ghost’ plant. 7 Yates ‘Nature’s Way’ citrus and ornamental insect gun, $17.94/750ml, I/N: 8907177. Some products are not available at all Bunnings stores, but may be ordered. BUTTERCRUNCH Much loved for its mild butterflavoured leaves and smooth, velvety texture. Great as wraps or in sandwiches. Scan the QR code For more on what to do in the garden during winter, go to bunnings.co.nz/ gardendiaries Words Jane Wrigglesworth and Tammy Hunyh. Photography Getty Images. Prepare your vege patch 1 a week or two before planting. Dig in a goodquality compost with added organic, slow-release fertiliser.

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