For those who are new to gardening, it can be overwhelming to navigate the world of Latin plant names, different soil types, and the varying growing conditions and environments required by different plant species....
Indoor lemon and orange trees can be quite challenging to grow in the UK indoors, especially with the low light levels and cold temperatures in the winter months. The keys to growing indoor lemon...
Create your own wildflower garden with such plants as wild orchids and wild roses. Creating a wildflower area and meadow in your garden is not the quickest gardening project taking 2 to 3 years...
Photinia Leaf Spot or scab ( Entomosporium maculatum )Entomosporium maculatum affects woody members of the Rosaceae Family but for gardeners, it is most notable with the Photinias. Other hosts include pear trees, hawthorn, Pyracantha,...
Learn how to prune your roses with a GardenAdvice gardening course If your floribunda roses have reached a height of more than 6 feet or approximately 2 meters, it’s an indication that it’s time...
If you are a GardenAdvice MyGardenTeam member with a budding your gardener under 16 years old then join them into the GardenAdvice young gardeners club GardenAdvice Young Gardeners Club membership is available to any...
Why you should be using clay pots for your plantsPlants love humidity in warm and hot weather, whilst plastic pots work just fine !! you will have a lot more success growing plants and...
It’s a simple idea that teams you up with a GardenAdvice expert gardener using the MyGardenTeam service to support you in developing your garden with visits, online and telephone advice, online calendars and garden...
Created over 10 years ago the GardenAdvice plant swap was created to help our MyGardenTeam fill a garden with colour without breaking the bank. Starting with our MyGardenTeam members swapping perennial plants with other...
One of the most overlooked jobs in the May gardening calendar is to support your plants as they grow. Perennial plants such as phlox and other tall perennials grow at such a fast rate...
