How to deal with snow damage on garden plants
Snow can cause damage to garden plants in a number of ways, including breaking branches, flattening foliage, and causing root damage. Here are some steps to take to deal with snow damage on garden...
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How to prune bush roses in the spring
Pruning bush roses in the spring is essential to promote healthy growth and beautiful blooms. Here is a step-by-step guide on how to prune your bush roses in the spring: By following these steps,...
Moving a bay tree in your garden
How to move a bay tree plant in your garden If your bay tree or shrub is under a metre high it should be possible to move it to another location in your garden...
Learn more about gardening and improve your garden with new skills
A GardenAdvice one day gardening course which takes place in your garden with a GardenAdvice expert is a great opportunity for people who want to learn more about gardening and improve their skills. The...
Grow some fruit in your garden this year
Growing fruit in your garden can be a great way to save money on produce and enjoy fresh, flavorful fruit. Here are some steps you can follow to get started: By following these steps,...
How to grow black currants
Black Currents are an easy crop to grow in your garden directly in the soil or containers using John Iness compost which is a soil based compost To grow black currants, you will need...
How to grow crocus flowers in the garden
Growing crocus flowers in the garden is easy, and they add a splash of colour in early spring. Choose a sunny or partly shaded location with well-draining soil, and plant the corms (bulb-like structures)...
Soil tests for gardeners
Why is soil testing important for gardener and farmers as the climate changes Soil testing is important for gardeners and farmers as the climate changes because it helps them to understand how their soil...
Moving to a new house and garden
If you have just moved into your dream home once the packing boxes are stowed away and the house is set up, it’s time to have a think about your garden. Congratulations on your...
How to control Lesser Celandine
Lesser Celandine is becoming a problem in quite a problem in lots of gardens. Although short-lived in the spring before it dies back it does add some colour in the spring with its yellow...
