The temperature might be plummeting, but don’t hang up your spade just yet! There are lots of garden jobs to be getting on with in winter - and they don’t all involve raking leaves...here are our ten essentials.
We all do our best to make our gardens environmentally friendly and if you’re like us, you’ll be keen to find new ways to reduce your carbon footprint. Check out these ideas from the Chelsea Flower Show.
July is the month when most gardens are looking their best. The long, warm summer evenings mean that there’s more time for a bit of after-work gardening.
Knowing the best way to water will help to keep your plants healthy and productive, so there are a few things you will need to take into consideration.
Although the pesticides sold for gardens aren’t anywhere near as strong, many gardeners are now turning away from commercial pesticides and looking for more natural ways to kill pests and protect their crops.
Every plant has different needs, and there is a bewildering choice of fertilisers you can buy, but before you spend any money, here are eight natural, organic fertilisers you can use.
In years gone by we’d have reached for the slug pellets or salt, but there are less deadly alternatives which are better for your crops, your garden and the other animals that live in it.
