It’s that time of year again (unless you live in the Southern Hemisphere). Gardeners everywhere north of the tropics are thinking about what to plant and when to plant it.…[...]
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Got a houseplant query? Our expert is here to help. This week, how to deal with tiny, sap-sucking pestsWhat’s the problem? I’ve tried everything to get rid of these pests…[...]
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If you’re looking for a straightforward lawn trim, then a traditional hand push mower could be the garden tool for you. With no battery, fuel or electricity to worry about,…[...]
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Put a spring in your step with the Wildlife in Spring Collection from Victoria Eggs. The Wildlife in Spring design embodies the charm of the English countryside and showcases sweetly…[...]
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It’s chaos as small jobs become big jobs, tools disappear and distractions lead to furious frustration. Then you spot spring’s first flower ...There’s no such thing as gardener’s block, I…[...]
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A wormery is a great way of recycling kitchen and small amounts of garden waste, using worms to turn this material into nutrient-rich natural compost. A sump within the wormery…[...]
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To water or not to water: that is the question. Indoor plants can be finicky when it comes ... Read More The post The Everything Guide to Watering Houseplants appeared…[...]
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Bird food is a small but crucial way of supporting British wildlife. Provide meals for birds and their young and you’ll be rewarded with beautiful birdsong and displays of natural…[...]
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Gardening writer whose no-nonsense Expert guides have remained in the bestseller lists since the 1950sDavid Hessayon, who has died aged 96, was a chemist who became the world’s most successful…[...]
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We at the Garden Professors stress the importance of accurate diagnoses of plant “problems.” Often, problems aren’t due to pests or disease, and sometimes they aren’t problems at all. That…[...]
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