How to grow currants
If you want to grow your own blackcurrants, redcurrants and white currants, winter is the ideal time to order bare root varieties for your garden or pots.
Growing Fruit
Find the best advice and tips on growing fruit plants and fruit trees here. Whether you want to just have a few strawberries in pots, or go all out and dedicate your garden or allotment to fruit cultivation, our expert guides and masterclasses are designed to help you get the best results.
How to grow strawberries
Here’s everything you need to know to grow huge yields of delicious strawberries all summer long.
Best expert advice on how to grow fruit trees
Here are the best articles, videos and Instagram posts about growing fruit trees, created by some of the most knowledgeable garden bloggers in the business.
How to grow autumn-fruiting (primocane) raspberries
Here’s our ultimate guide to successfully planting, pruning and caring for your autumn-fruiting raspberries.
How to grow summer-fruiting (floricane) raspberries
Here are our top tips on how to successfully plant, prune and grow your own delicious summer-fruiting raspberries.
The strawberry plant that keeps on giving
It’s finally strawberries and cream season, and we’ve got the perfect plant for those of you who love your dessert bowls to be full all summer. Our …
1 tree that grows 5 dessert apples – Introducing Gourmet Fruit Trees
The term “family tree” usually brings to mind thoughts of ancestry and possible skeletons in the cupboard yet it also applies to a range of really exciting …
Blackcurrants, Fourberries and Jostaberries Growing Guide
Site and Preparation Blackcurrants prefer a well drained, fertile soil, in a sunny position which is sheltered from cold winds (Do not plant in ‘frost …
Hybrid Berries and Blackberry Growing Guide
Blackberries grow best in a well drained, fertile soil in a sunny or partially shaded position. They can even be planted against a north facing wall or fence …
21st October = Apple Day!
Apple trees originated in the Middle East over 4,000 years ago and have been cultivated in the UK since roman times. So why have we only been celebrating Apple …