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What to do with the lawn now autumn is here
With the season of mellow mists and fruitfulness upon us, it’s just about the end of the lawn-care year. And while some people will be heaving a sign of relief, secure in the knowledge that they can put the mower to bed for the winter, others will relish the last chance to make sure everything is ship-shape on the green grass carpet. So how exactly should you treat your lawn in October? Read more -
April Fool! Garden fun in the spring silly season
Date: 30 March, 2016|Categories: Flowers , Fruit and Vegetables , Gardening , Annual Plants , Garden Equipment , Grow Your Own , Seasons , Spring , Easter , PlantsDon’t be a fool this April! Garden fun for this spring month
Spot the fool... is it you?
Think you can plant out your summer bedding this April? You would be a fool – there is always a chance of frost and even snow and your plants will all expire.
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Six Garden Tasks for August. Tra la la, can't wait to relax!
Date: 05 August, 2015|
Six sizzling tasks for August in the garden. Tra la la, can’t wait to relax? You might be spending this glorious month away on a holiday beach. But if you are a garden-lover, the chances are that you will want to enjoy time in your own special outdoor space. After all, this is the month in which you have the best opportunity to reap the rewards of your labours. August is all about relaxing. That’s what summer’s all about – ISN’T IT? Read more -
What's Hot in your Garden this Week?
Date: 01 July, 2015|Categories: Flowers , Fruit and Vegetables , Gardening , Trees and Shrubs , Annual Plants , Pots and Containers , Garden Equipment , Grow Your Own , Seasons , Hanging Baskets
What's Hot in your Garden this Week? 10 Summer Suggestions...
It's all about water, what with the hot weather and all that. We are SO lucky here in the UK to have all types of weather. And just for the moment it's gloriously HOT! Do you need to water your garden? It depends on the plants. Some are like camels - without the spitty habit. Read more
