Planting in beds and borders
Dig a hole and just put in the plant roots? To ensure plants establish quickly, grow properly and live a long time, you need to take a little more time and effort than that when planting up your beds...
Dig a hole and just put in the plant roots? To ensure plants establish quickly, grow properly and live a long time, you need to take a little more time and effort than that when planting up your beds...
Hydrangeas have a romantic elegance reminiscent of times gone by, and with their large, long- flowering blooms and...
There’s one group of satisfying jobs that we love doing in Spring and Summer – and that’s potting up seedlings and...
The power of scent is an important one. Here at Love The Garden we’ve put a little science to the test and ask: are...
Spring bulbs are incredibly cheering; the first sign of new life in early spring brings with it excitement about what's...
Crataegus monogyna (also known as ‘Quickthorn’ and ‘May Tree’) is a deciduous tree native to the UK, and there are quite...
Plant pots and containers can brighten up even the smallest gardens. They add colour to your outdoor space and can...
Put at its simplest, hydroponics is a method of growing plants in water rather than soil, although it is essential that...
Our gardening for beginners guide will set you on the right path if you're new to gardening.
British wildflowers are currently enjoying something of a revival as both gardeners and local councils appreciate the...
2018 marks the 100th anniversary of the First World War, a day that has echoed through our ancestor’s lives, our lives...
The natural world has given us humans a veritable bounty - from plants and animals that we cook and eat to the herbs and...
There are some plants that are more than happy to live their lives in the shadows.
Sorbus aucuparia also known as Mountain Ash as it grows at fairly high altitudes and the leaves look similar to those of...
We’ve compiled a list of some of the world's deadliest plants, to help you to take a little more care when you're next...