Published on 17th August 2023

Planting in August is towards the end of the growing season but there are still some vegetables that you can plant during this time. Here Read the full article…

Published on 17th August 2023

Taking semi-ripe cuttings is a common method of propagating shrubs and climbers. This technique involves selecting portions of the plant that are neither too young Read the full article…

Published on 26th June 2023

Roses are a flower that you can grow almost anywhere such is their versatility. There is such a variety in colour and scent, you’re almost Read the full article…

Published on 26th June 2023

The rose is such a versatile plant, you’re always bound to find one that is right for you. Species roses These are wild roses and Read the full article…

Published on 20th June 2023

Pruning needs in June can vary depending on plant types and their growth patterns. Here are a few examples of plants that may benefit from Read the full article…

Published on 18th May 2023

You’ll be seeing clematis in full bloom across many gardens just now.  But it can get confusing when plants are split into groups depending on Read the full article…

Published on 31st January 2023

Winter seedheads to attract birds Although we don’t spend as much time in the garden through winter, our wildlife is still out there and needs Read the full article…

Published on 29th August 2022

There’s nothing quite like the smell of tomatoes on the vine. Hopefully your tomato plants started producing fruit from June and will continue right through Read the full article…

Published on 11th March 2022

Simple steps to sustainable gardening It can be hard to know where to begin when it comes to sustainable gardening but it’s more straightforward that Read the full article…

Published on 3rd February 2022

Low-carbon container growing You don’t have to have a big garden to be able to create a sustainable haven. Choosing the right containers and plants Read the full article…