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How to Prune Your Garden for Healthier Plants

How to Prune Your Garden for Healthier Plants

19 Dec 2024
Pruning your ornamental and productive plants is a great way to shape them into the look you want, maintain vigour and removing disease. This can be done at many points in a p…
Create Your Own Tea Garden

Create Your Own Tea Garden

21 Nov 2024
As an Englishman I do enjoy a good cup of tea although I must admit I disappoint my mother who is simply dumbfounded at my choice of tea with no milk or sugar! The tea we drin…
Garden & Landscape Design Trends

Garden & Landscape Design Trends

07 Nov 2024
Trying to predict the next big garden trend is a tricky thing to do. Gardens take time to mature so committing to a trend means it can be old hat long before its even reached …
Engaging Kids with Creative Garden Projects

Engaging Kids with Creative Garden Projects

10 Oct 2024
There is nothing better than getting the kids out of the house, off their screens and doing something good for them, of course in my house this includes gardening. Trying to f…
How to Revive Your Garden After Winter

How to Revive Your Garden After Winter

26 Sep 2024
Winter may seem like the garden has been forgotten about, the lawn is hardly growing, the branches bare and getting out into your garden may seem like a distant memory. I have…
Create A Space To Sit And Enjoy

Create A Space To Sit And Enjoy

01 Aug 2024
Hands up if you have a garden that is a central lawn surrounded by garden beds? I see it in so many gardens I visit all around the country, it’s a basic layout loved by so man…
Cost of Living Gardening

Cost of Living Gardening

18 Jul 2024
There is always a time when many of us reassess their garden space and consider what they want to achieve in the year ahead. However, with the cost-of-living crisis in full sw…
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