If you are a GardenAdvice MyGardenTeam member you will have heard our gardeners and garden advisors talk about the importance of maintaining good soil conditions to promote and assist your plants in teaming up...
The start of September signals the start of our MyGardenTeam plant swap in which our MyGardenTeam members swap plants through the GardenAdvice plants shop. Mainly helping our members to swap perennial plants such as...
Depending on the summer months Aster x frikartii ‘Mönch’ and Sedum autumn joy are two of the most dependable September flowering plants. Both the sedum and the aster are plants loved by bees and...
Growing your own fruit and vegetables is a good move especially now with the supply chain problems caused by Brexit and the Covid-19 pandemic. Our GardenAdvice Team expert gardeners are dedicated to helping create...
We believe you should be able to gain the enjoyment of creating your own garden with some expert help from GardenAdvice gardeners.MyGardenTeam is a 12 month membership which teams you up with a GardenAdvice...
As you tidy your perennial borders in the autumn and winter, the plants you dig up for division can be replanted to maintain flowering any spare plants can be used in the GArdenAdvice plants...
We believe that by teaming up with GardenAdvice gardening expert with our MyGardenTeam service you can create your dream garden The MyGardenTeam service starts with an initial visit, we find out how you wish...
GardenAdvice MyGardenTeam service is often used by property maintenance professional to support them with gardening knowledge to help maintain the property and grounds they care for. The Hult International Business School have are using...
A great way to add and extend the interest in your garden in August is to grow Clematis Jackmanii through and over existing shrubs and hedges. The pictures show a clematis being used to...
Pricking out plant seedlings.Once the seeds you have sown have germinated and have grown to a size you can handle they will need to be transferred into individual pots or containers. This is called...
