Amberwood: A lush garden haven for birds and bugs
What happens when you plan a garden that puts bugs and birds first? This Tauranga garden has undergone an incredible transformation for the benefit of wildlife.
Better together: Our favourite collabs
We've worked with a whole bunch of good eggs to make cool things for the smallest members of our families.
Powering New Zealand’s wild birds
The pandemic years allowed us (like many others) to look at our business differently – our Wild Bird Energy range in particular.
Give a little, get a lot: Enrichment for your pets during the busy season
While ultimately a fun time of year, this celebratory season can bring a fair few stresses to pets as well as their humans.Â
Seed bombs: Weapons of mass germination
Here’s how to create seed bombs for some explosions of colour in your own patch, or for a touch of guerilla gardening this spring.
How to create a springtime feast for birds
Spring means a rise in flapping, hopping, tweeting, chirping, diving and even fighting as the local birds look for mates, build nests and forage for the food that was so scarce over the winter.
Embrace the chaos
A boon for biodiversity, chaos gardening takes a natural approach to garden planning, with flowers growing alongside vegetables, plants left to go to seed, and straight rows given over to haphazardness.Â
Feeding ducks at the park? First, do no harm.
What should you do if you see ducks getting tossed bread scraps at your local picnic spot?