Getting your garden ready for spring
With a new year, comes 12 months full of fresh gardening possibilities and now’s the best time to get perfecting those outdoor spaces ready.
With a new year, comes 12 months full of fresh gardening possibilities and now’s the best time to get perfecting those outdoor spaces ready.
As we step into the season of growth, our gardens will continue to thrive with the right upkeep and care through spring...
How to get a perfect moss-free and weed-free lawn
The ban stopping the sale of bagged peat for the home gardener will mean that everyone will have to be gardening peat...
Transform the dullest of driveways into a sensational but low maintenance showstopper
Flowers are one of the most symbolic objects in modern and ancient times. Throughout the course of history, trees...
Dig a hole and just put in the plant roots? To ensure plants establish quickly, grow properly and live a long time, you...
Pinus sylvestris. It’s one of the 3 native UK conifers that spread through the UK following the retreating last Ice Age...
Summer bedding plants and summer-flowering bulbs brighten up our gardens. Learn how to care for your plants to keep them...
As summer approaches most of us can’t wait to get outside in the garden but could yours do with a revamp? Are you...
Some plants, particularly lime-hating, ericaceous plants are more susceptible to shortages of iron.
Christmas houseplants are a great way of brightening up the house and they’re fabulous Christmas gifts.
Bacterial canker is a disease that affects members of the Prunus family – including cherries and plums.
Even if you only have a small garden or just a patio, you can still easily grow your own tasty fruit and vegetables.
Feeding fruit bushes early in spring ensures that the plant roots can draw on valuable nutrients whenever they come into...
There are numerous deciduous and evergreen shrubs, including roses and soft fruit, that you can propagate from hardwood...