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A lush, green lawn is one of those luxuries in a South African home… until it suddenly isn’t. One week it’s soft underfoot and thriving, the next it’s patchy, yellowing, or mysteriously tunnelling in all the wrong places. More often than not, the culprit isn’t bad luck or poor watering. It’s lawn pests.

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During winter, your home becomes your refuge. Choosing the right home fragrances means creating a warm, cosy, and relaxing atmosphere, able to accompany the coldest days with rich and comforting scents. 

Discover the best winter fragrances for your home and wrap yourself in aromas that warm the senses and keep you cosy. 

Scents such...

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South Africa has once again taken centre stage at the world-famous RHS Chelsea Flower Show.

Celebrating its 50th year at the prestigious flower and garden showcase in London, Team South Africa walked away with a gold medal for its breathtaking exhibit,


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With winter pushing strongly in the country, gardeners are expected to stay idle indoors, but that doesn’t have to be the case. Winter shouldn’t mean you should hang up your gardening tools. Most of South Africa is still fortunate to have clear and sunny days during the coldest season of the year, making winter gardening perfectly possible.&...


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Slick and durable, painting concrete is one way to take your floors from drab to fab.

One of the biggest ways to make a visual impact in a room is to transform the ground beneath your feet. If you’re ready to rip out your carpets and tiles feel outdated, we would like to propose another option: painting on cement. Ilaria Louw of Paintiques explains: ‘It’s a canvas...


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