Monthly Garden Guides
A dry growing season - what to do if your plants aren't thriving
In the spring/summer season weâve begun experiencing, the heat and the drying winds tend to be challenging for all soil, particularly garden mixes. But help is at hand! Here is our summer ârescueâ programme.
Make your garden pop with Waikato Fleck pebbles
 Our Waikato Fleck (also known as Hoki Poki stone) is one of our most popular pebbles for landscaping. Its warm colour tones - shades of brown, cream and gold work well with wooden edging or sleepers, metal elements such as corten steel and make modern house colours such as black and grey...
Win & Get Your Garden Sorted for Christmas 2020!
Be in to win one of two bumper summer prize packs from Centrals! Each prize pack includes a free trailer load of black decorative mulch, five 40L bags of garden mix, 1 pack of Turfmaster Gold 4L and 1 bottle of Aquaticus Organic Garden Booster 2L. All you have to...
Good soil, Â good plants - naturally
The past 20 years has seen a shift towards organic products that promote good biological activity in the soil and the growth of strong, healthy plants. Central Landscapes have a comprehensive range of organic products for those who wish to garden without chemicals, whether itâs growing organic food at home, or...
Win a trailer-load of Garden Mix!
Be in to win a trailer load of Living Earth Garden Mix! All you need to do is 'like' the Centrals FB or Instagram pages and post a comment about why you'd like some garden mix. There are three trailer-loads to be won! Entries close Sunday 27 Sept. Full terms...
Sowing lawns: go early, go hard.
Ok, the title might be tongue in cheek, but Auckland lawn lovers would do well to heed the advice weâve just received from our turf professionals: âGet your lawns sorted early in the spring season â these water restrictions may be here to stay through summerâ. You can build âlawn...
Nine ways to use wooden sleepers in landscaping
Nine ways to use wooden sleepers in your next garden project.
Installing a Field Drain
Installing a simple field drain beneath lawn areas can help eliminate excess water on your property and minimise those boggy patches. Here's some step by step instructions for laying a simple field drain. For more complex drainage jobs - we recommend getting in a professional landscaper or drainage specialist.
Enter the 'We Dig Dogs' Competition!
Enter the Centrals 'We Dig Dogs' Competition and be in to win a pack of Kaimata Dog Treats and a $ 150 Centrals Voucher. Just take a photo of your pooch in your garden and post to our Facebook page!
How compost takes your garden to a whole new level
Here are five top reasons why you need to apply compost to your garden!