Valentine’s Day – Gift Guide for Gardeners
Valentine’s day is on the horizon and it’s a chance to share the love! It’s not just a special day for romantic relationships, but a …
Valentine’s day is on the horizon and it’s a chance to share the love! It’s not just a special day for romantic relationships, but a …
“On this June day the buds in my garden are almost as enchanting as the open flowers. Things in bud bring, in the heat of a June noontide, the …
“February is the border between winter and spring” – (Terri Guillemets) February may still be winter, but a couple of toes are …
The Mary Berry rose was launched by Harkness at RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2016. Harkness began breeding roses back in 1879 which makes them still quite young …
A favourite amongst flowers, roses have been loved through the ages. Whole books have been dedicated to the rose and it’s uses in food, drink, perfume, …
Looking After Your Container Plants You’ve spent time and money selecting and planting up your containers so it makes sense to provide proper care for those …
The language of roses and other flowers, floriography, has been used in many parts of the world for thousands of years but only really took off here during …
Slugs may not be either the most attractive or the most popular of wildlife to visit our gardens but come they will with the average garden being home to …
The English cottage garden has long inspired poets, including John Clare, William Wordsworth and Flora Thompson, and is often cited as being part of the …
Ah well summer is nearly over and it’s September already – how time flies!! Wonder if we will be in for an ‘indian summer’ – who knows but how great …