Out with the Old, In with the New
It’s that time of year again when the garden is looking a little worse for wear. Now is the time to start thinking of warmer days and planning for the …
Suttons
What are the Top Gardening Trends in 2020?
Now the new year is finally here and people are settling in, it might be time to start getting back on top of your gardening, but where do you start? We’ve …
Grow your own veg the easy way!
Here we will outline all of the benefits to growing your own produce, along with some handy tips to get you started and seeing results. Is it better to grow …
Not Wild About the Wind: Wind Protection Tips
Guest post: in an extract from her new Climate Change Garden book, Kim Stoddart explains how to better cope with the extremes of windy weather… Referred …
Grafted vegetable plant growing guides
Growing grafted vegetable plants is similar to growing regular varieties, although you’ll need to keep the grafting scar above the soil line and feed …
Perennial Power
Guest post: in an extract from her new book, The Climate Change Garden, author Kim Stoddart explains how to get more resilient through the use of …
Celebrate Apple Day, 21 October!
Apple Day has proven itself to be an increasingly popular event. What started on 21st October 1990 as an attempt to spread environmental awareness and a …
Gardening is Good For You!
Our gardens and outdoor spaces can play a hugely beneficial role in maintaining mental and physical wellbeing, especially in summer with its warmer, longer …
Give wildlife a helping hand this summer
Summer is great for us but the hot weather, combined with our summer gardening activities, can prove a challenge for wildlife. Here’s how you can help the …
Bees’ Needs Week 8 – 18 July 2019
Are you keen to help pollinators? Whether you have a window box or a large garden, there are some simple things you can do to help. It’s Bees’ Needs Week 8 …