Roses

This weeks blog is going to focus on one of the most loved garden plants. Roses, Roses were developed in ...

WATER

Water warnings around Britain and a hose pipe ban in N. Ireland. Not good news for the plants in this ...

July and August Jobs

A look ahead into July/August in the garden Lets hope we are in for a continuation of the lovely weather ...

Get in the garden with the kids!

A half term has just finished and for many its only 6 more weeks until children finish school for summer. ...

Green Roof project – creating a larger growing are in an urban garden

We recently decided to add to the growing potential of our little garden with a green roof.  We have added ...

annuals or perennials??

Annuals or Perennials?? If your new to the gardening bug, then you might be undecided on what type of plants ...

Gardening Terms

Gardening term – Jargon Busting 2018 is the year of the garden and if you’re just starting out on your ...

May

Jobs for May   Hopefully your looking forward to the bank holiday/s to come. So lets get out and about in ...

Naturally keeping pests away

Keeping Garden pests at bay; As we look forward to summer; seeing more garden growth and new discoveries every day. ...

Strawberries

This week’s blog is on one of the most enjoyable fruits to grow the humble strawberry. A summer essential that ...

PRUNING

PRUNING pruːn/ verb gerund or present participle: pruning trim (a tree, shrub, or bush) by cutting away dead or overgrown branches ...

Finishing Touches – Flexible Edging

March is upon us and now the growing season is about to start – well when the snow disappears! We ...

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