How to Keep Your Lawn Healthy and Vibrant in the Heat Summer can be tough on your lawn. High temperatures, intense sunlight, and periods of drought can stress grass and make it challenging to maintain a lush, green yard. However, with the right strategies—and the help of reliable tools like those from GARDENA—you can help your lawn thrive throughout the hottest months. Here are practical summer lawn care tips, along with suggested GARDENA products, to keep your grass healthy and attractive all season long. 1. Watering Wisely Water is essential during the summer, but how and when you water can…
Ready for a bright and breezy breakfast (or lunch!) that’s plant-powered and full of flavour? These scrambled tofu wraps come together in just ~30 minutes and are perfect…
Crunch meets cream in this clever twist: a rich almond dip paired with thin, crisp aubergine slices and a scattering of caramelised almonds. Elegant enough for guests, easy enough for weeknight grazing. Also See: Almond milk in 4 easy steps https://www.foodandhome.co.za/features/almond-milk-in-4-easy-steps-2 Recipes and styling by Thulisa Martins Photographs by Dylan Swart
Majeka House and Restaurateur, Callan Austin, to launch new Winelands restaurant – Plenitude The Living Journey Collection has announced an exciting new culinary chapter for Majeka House, following…
We’re highlighting another ancient African cereal grain, Millet, that also forms part of the Poaceae family, commonly referred to as the grass family. Alongside sorghum, millet is one of the six most important grains in the world. It originates from Africa, but is also grown and cultivated in parts of Asia, Europe and the U.S.. From ancient religious references to its gluten-free status, we’re shining the spotlight on this nutritious, hardy, and drought-resistant grain. It’s deep, ancient roots Millet is a hardy, low-maintenance, and drought-resistant grass that grows up to 3m in height with long blade-like leaves, bulrush-like seed heads, and extremely…
Elevate your next meal with a steak-night win: thick, juicy prime-rib steak seared to perfection, paired with golden chips generously dusted in Parmesan and herbs, a classic done…
No backyard? No problem. You don’t need a sprawling garden to enjoy the soothing ritual of a freshly brewed herbal tea. With just a sunny windowsill, a few small pots, and some easy-to-grow herbs, you can create your very own tea garden – right inside your home. As summer approaches, now is the perfect time to refresh your home with greenery that gives back. Beyond their pretty looks and fragrance, home-grown herbs offer endless blends and wellness benefits, all within arm’s reach. Read more: Brain boosting benefits of tea Choose your tea heroes When choosing herbs for your windowsill tea…
When it comes to keeping fish fresh, freezing is your best friend. In fact, most of the “fresh” fish you find at your local supermarket has already been…
Elevate your next roast with this spatchcock chicken that’s been marinated overnight in creamy yoghurt and aromatic spices. The marinade tenderises the meat and infuses each bite with smoky paprika, cumin, coriander and a hint of chilli. Whether on the braai or in the oven, it’s a show-stopper that still feels effortless. Made this recipe? Tag us @foodandhomesa #cookingwithFH on Instagram Also See: Puffed Pancake with Prosciutto & Turmeric Eggs https://www.foodandhome.co.za/recipes/puffed-pancake-with-mozzarella-prosciutto-and-turmeric-eggs
As we move into the hotter months, staying hydrated becomes more than just a wellness goal – it’s a daily necessity. Whether you’re working from home, running errands,…