Daniela Klein

With Us Since
2023
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Location
George, Western Cape, South Africa
School
Boston City Campus and Business College
Expertise
Vegetable gardening, Ornamental gardening, Tree and lawn care
  • Daniela spent most of her early years making campfires and catching barracudas.
  • She started a small landscaping business while in college, and her first project is still in place and flourishing.
  • Now a fourth-generation vegetable gardener, Daniela oversees her mother's small-scale market garden.

Experience

Daniela is currently an editor for OutdoorGuide, where she takes pride in bringing readers accurate, helpful content on gardening, lawn care, and outdoor adventures. Her professional career began with certifications in accounting, and then a switch of gears to permaculture landscape design. Her writing has been featured in The Compass, Apartment Therapy, and House Digest. Daniela resides on a small holding in the depths of the Garden Route, where she spends her leisure hours pruning fruit trees, combating cabbage moths, and wrangling half an acre of lawn. This hands-on element shapes her editorial vision, and is a driver behind ensuring that every piece of content is precise and deeply useful to readers.

Education

Daniela studied accounting at Boston City Campus and Business College and attained certifications in permaculture landscaping and design at the Sustainable Drylands Permaculture Project (KKSDPP).

Outdoor Guide Editorial Policies

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Focused on accuracy and ethical coverage, the Outdoor Guide editorial team consistently fact-checks and reviews site content to provide readers with an informative, entertaining, and engaging experience. Click here for more information on our editorial process.

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