Grow your own veges
Enjoy the goodness of 'growing your own'! There's plenty of options to choose from to reap benefits of fresh homegrown food over winter.
A Beginner's Guide to Vegetable Gardening
Whether your dream vege patch is bursting with salad greens for summer barbeques, or carrots and leeks for hearty winter soups, nothing beats the satisfaction of ‘growing your own’. This guide is designed to help beginner vege gardeners on their way to harvesting a bumper crop of homegrown vegetables in 3 simple steps: Prepare, Plant, Nourish.
Cut & grow again crops
While you may not be able to plant new crops like you normally would at the moment, there’s plenty of crops that will grow again after harvesting.
Quick Win Crops
Planting crops that give quick results is a great way to get started in the garden. Try the following 'quick win' options - crops that you will see results from in a matter of weeks.
They can all be planted in containers so you can move them around to get some sunshine and also protect them from the elements if you live in a cooler spot.
Grow Brilliant Brassicas
Bursting with goodness, these hardy no fuss vegetables are brilliant crops to plant in the winter garden. All members of the cabbage family are brassicas. Many of the family are widely known and grown such as cabbage, cauliflower, Brussels sprouts, broccoli, kale and cavolo nero. Others such as bok choy, mizuna, mustard, misome, kohl rabi and tatsoi are a little more novel, however just as tasty and very easy to grow.
Planting a Raised Vege Garden
Plant your raised garden with a variety of salad greens, vegetables, fruit and herbs and enjoy fresh homegrown harvests on your table in no time!
Winter Companion Plants
Companion planting is the practice of grouping garden plants together.
Winter Greens Gardening Guide
Winter greens are wonderful crops to plant in your garden for a continued supply of fresh homegrown veges over the cooler season. Not only are they easy to grow, they can be harvested a leaf at a time to add to your winter meals.
Winter Roast Vege Soup
Keep warm with this satisfying soup packed full of delicious winter roast veges, kindly shared by Tui Team member Lianne.
A Beginner's Guide to Vegetable Gardening
Whether your dream vege patch is bursting with salad greens for summer barbeques, or carrots and leeks for hearty winter soups, nothing beats the satisfaction of ‘growing your own’. This guide is designed to help beginner vege gardeners on their way to harvesting a bumper crop of homegrown vegetables in 3 simple steps: Prepare, Plant, Nourish.
Planting a Raised Vege Garden
Plant your raised garden with a variety of salad greens, vegetables, fruit and herbs and enjoy fresh homegrown harvests on your table in no time!
Cut & grow again crops
While you may not be able to plant new crops like you normally would at the moment, there’s plenty of crops that will grow again after harvesting.
Quick Win Crops
Planting crops that give quick results is a great way to get started in the garden. Try the following 'quick win' options - crops that you will see results from in a matter of weeks.
They can all be planted in containers so you can move them around to get some sunshine and also protect them from the elements if you live in a cooler spot.
Grow Brilliant Brassicas
Bursting with goodness, these hardy no fuss vegetables are brilliant crops to plant in the winter garden. All members of the cabbage family are brassicas. Many of the family are widely known and grown such as cabbage, cauliflower, Brussels sprouts, broccoli, kale and cavolo nero. Others such as bok choy, mizuna, mustard, misome, kohl rabi and tatsoi are a little more novel, however just as tasty and very easy to grow.
Winter Companion Plants
Companion planting is the practice of grouping garden plants together.
Top 5 Winter Crops
You can't beat fresh veges harvested from your own garden. To help you enjoy a continuous supply of delicious homegrown veges we've put together our top five winter crops to add to your patch.
Top 5 Winter Crops
You can't beat fresh veges harvested from your own garden. To help you enjoy a continuous supply of delicious homegrown veges we've put together our top five winter crops to add to your patch.
Tui Vegetable Mix
Whether your vege patch is bursting with salad greens for summer barbeques, or carrots and leeks for hearty winter soups, nothing beats the satisfaction of ‘growing your own'. Tui Vegetable Mix is a high quality natural-based planting mix containing the right blend of nutrients to provide your veges with the best possible start and sustained growth throughout the season.
Use in your garden beds, pots and containers, and you'll be harvesting a bumper crop of homegrown veges in no time. Follow our 3 step Vegetable Growing Guide >
This bag is recyclable through the soft plastics recycling scheme, it just needs to be clean and dry. Learn how to clean and dry your Tui growing media bags here.
Winter Greens Gardening Guide
Winter greens are wonderful crops to plant in your garden for a continued supply of fresh homegrown veges over the cooler season. Not only are they easy to grow, they can be harvested a leaf at a time to add to your winter meals.
A Beginner's Guide to Vegetable Gardening
Whether your dream vege patch is bursting with salad greens for summer barbeques, or carrots and leeks for hearty winter soups, nothing beats the satisfaction of ‘growing your own’. This guide is designed to help beginner vege gardeners on their way to harvesting a bumper crop of homegrown vegetables in 3 simple steps: Prepare, Plant, Nourish.
Carrot - All Seasons
The taste of sweet, freshly harvested carrots is unbeaten. You’ll probably never buy them from a store again after you grow your own!
Tui Carrot Seed - All Seasons offers sweet and large growing carrots with good colouring and excellent flavour.
Contains 1500 seeds.
READ our carrot guide
Winter Roast Vege Soup
Keep warm with this satisfying soup packed full of delicious winter roast veges, kindly shared by Tui Team member Lianne.
Winter Companion Plants
Companion planting is the practice of grouping garden plants together.
Top Vege Garden Tips
It's time to get your vege patch sorted for the months ahead. There's plenty of exciting crops to grow and preparation is key to success. Follow our tips below to the ultimate vege garden this season.
Tui Vegetable Food
Whether your vege patch is bursting with salad greens for summer barbecues, or carrots and leeks for hearty winter soups, nothing beats the satisfaction of ‘growing your own’.
Tui Vegetable Food is a rich formulation of fertilisers including dolomite lime, and blood & bone. It is designed to encourage healthy vegetable growth and microbial and earthworm activity in the soil.
Use in your garden beds, and you'll be harvesting a bumper crop of delicious homegrown veges this season.
Vegetable Growing Guide
Nothing beats the satisfaction of ‘growing your own’ and now is a great time to plant your spring vege patch! Follow our guide to create a vege patch bursting with a variety of delicious veges.
Tui Grow Guides - Setting up your vege garden
Are you keen to start a vege garden but not sure how? Nothing beats that rewarding feeling of harvesting fresh food you’ve grown yourself at home, and it’s never too late to start.
Tui Quash Slug & Snail Control
Have slugs and snails been munching on your carefully tended seedlings and plants, before you even get a chance to enjoy them?
With the active ingredient, Iron EDTA Complex, Tui Quash® is a revolutionary low hazard formula which effectively controls slugs and snails preventing them from ruining your plants, and is safer than alternative metaldehyde or methiocarb based slug and snail baits.
Tui Quash® lasts longer under damp conditions when slugs and snails are most active. When Tui Quash® breaks down, plants can utilise the Iron Chelate for healthy growth.
Use Tui Quash® throughout your garden to protect your seedlings, potted plants, vegetables and flowers and enjoy a slug and snail free garden!
Tui Mobile Vege Patch
The Tui Mobile Vegetable Patch is self watering and a simple way to grow and support your vegetable plants.
The large growing area allows room for climbing plants as well as lower growing vegetables and herbs. Perfect for patios, court yards or small spaces.
This planter takes approximately 2 x bags of Tui Vegetable Mix 40L to fill.
Cut & grow again crops
While you may not be able to plant new crops like you normally would at the moment, there’s plenty of crops that will grow again after harvesting.