Daves Garden Products Blog

March is a transitional month in New Zealand gardens, where summer crops begin to wane, and preparation for autumn planting takes priority. With this in mind, Southern Humates has an ideal product that will maximise your gardens fertiliser needs and prepare it for...

February is upon us, and with it comes some of the hottest days of the year in New Zealand. Keeping your garden hydrated and healthy during this time is key to its success. Let’s explore some essential tips for a thriving late-summer garden. Keep Moisture Levels High...

Well, another year has rolled around, and the time has come again for us all to contemplate our garden activities for the coming months. Planning this is such an important part of any garden layout – remember its always very beneficial to rotate crops annually....

In New Zealand, December is a great time for summer planting, and incorporating humate into your soil can enhance plant growth and improve soil health. Here are some tips on what to plant and how to use humate effectively: What to Plant in December Vegetables: Beans...

This month we will talk more about the benefits of Super Charger pellets that contain blood and bone, both sheep and chicken manure and naturally the humate. Using this blend can provide an all-encompassing nutrient boost and soil conditioning effect for your garden....

October is a fantastic time to get your vegetable garden in full swing as the weather warms up. It is also a great time to use a very popular product from Southern Humates called “Super Charger” This is made up of a wonderful blend of sheep and chicken manure along...

September is a great time to plant a variety of vegetables as the weather begins to warm up. Below are some of the best options for your vegetable garden for this time of year: Leafy Greens: Lettuce: Quick-growing and can be planted successively for a continuous...

April is here now and with that comes cooler weather and days are getting shorter. In anticipation of what lies ahead for us now in the garden there are a few tasks to prepare for the colder months ahead and to ensure the health and productivity of your plants: Soil...

As March unfolds its gentle embrace over New Zealand, as gardeners we eagerly prepare for the cooler autumn months ahead. This transitional period offers ample opportunities for sowing new seeds, nurturing existing plants, and harnessing the benefits of humate in...

February is now upon us, and this month is renowned for being one of the hotter months of the year so keep up the moisture levels in the garden by monitoring daily. When plants get water-stressed, they become susceptible to pests and diseases, which can be very quick...