Introducing Roots, Shoots, and Share: A Green Revolution for Gardeners Gardening enthusiasts understand the thrill of adding vibrant new plants to their gardens, but the cost can sometimes dampen the excitement. At GardenAdvice, we’ve...
Exploring the Culinary Wonders of Wild Garlic: A Potentially Problematic Delight Wild garlic, also known as ramsons or Allium ursinum, is a culinary gem often found flourishing in woodland areas across Europe and parts...
Bringing Early Season Colour to Your Garden: Iris Reticulata and Cyclamen Hederifolium As the chill of winter continues into late February, many gardeners may find themselves longing for vibrant hues amidst the gloomy weather....
Sketch image from a garden planting plan recently created for a GardenAdvice client using GardenAdvice AI This summer, transform your garden into a vibrant sanctuary with GardenAdvice’s one-day gardening course and our innovative MyGardenTeam...
The “Seeds For Bees” initiative by GardenAdvice for 2024 aims to support bee populations by distributing 1000 packs of seeds to create food and shelter for bees. Participants are encouraged to sow five packets...
Grow Your Own Meals with GardenAdvice Innovative Approach In a world where convenience often trumps quality, GardenAdvice is revolutionising the way we approach our meals and our gardens with the GardenAdvice Gourmet initiative which...
Gardening for a Holistic and Sustainable Lifestyle: Combining Insights from GardenAdvice’s Latest Initiative on growing your own fruit and vegetables based on the meals you love to eat. GardenAdvice’s new perspective encourages gardeners to...
The GardenAdvice.co.uk gardening course offers a unique and practical approach to learning and improving gardening skills, making it an ideal choice for both beginners and experienced gardeners. Here’s an overview of how this course...
This winter we are pruning our member’s and viewers’ fruit trees as we have done for the last 3 years Renovating old fruit trees and bushes has become a bit of a speciality of...
Starting dahlias from tubers in January and February is a great way to get a head start on the growing season, especially in climates where winters are long and cold. Here are some steps...
