Category: Garden Plants

GardenAdvice plants looking good for August  Incorporating a variety of plants into garden design not only enhances aesthetics but also creates a dynamic and thriving ecosystem. Here’s how to use plants from the GardenAdvice...

Winter can be a challenging time for many plants, leaving them damaged and in need of care. With the arrival of spring, it’s crucial to help your garden recover. Here’s a guide to assist...

Enhance Your Summer Garden with Stocks: A Guide to Vibrant Colors and Sweet Scents As spring transitions into summer, gardeners eagerly anticipate the blossoming of vibrant flowers and the fragrant scents that fill the...

The Art of Sowing Perennial Seeds Directly into Your Flower Beds In the world of gardening, there’s a certain magic to watching seeds sprout and grow into beautiful blooms, especially when it comes to...

Creating a soft cottage garden look can be achieved by incorporating plants with a mix of textures, colours, and heights. The GardenAdvice often uses the following plants to start to create a soft cottage...

Spring brings with it the perfect opportunity to embark on the rewarding journey of growing your own salad crops and herbs. Whether you’re a seasoned gardener or a novice enthusiast, there’s something immensely satisfying...

As gardening enthusiasts, we all know the joy that comes with watching our gardens come to life as perennial plants begin to bloom. However, with the rising costs of metal plant supports, maintaining a...

Unlocking the Secrets of John Innes Composts: A Gardener’s Guide For gardeners seeking the golden standard in compost, John Innes composts stand as an enduring choice. Revered for their time-tested recipes and efficacy, John...

Root, Shoot, and Share: Growing Your Garden with MyGardenTeam Are you ready to take your gardening ambition to the next level? With our innovative Root, Shoot, and Share service, GardenAdvice’s MyGardenTeam members are in...

Unlock the Secrets of Pruning and Caring for Your Shrubs with GardenAdvice In the vast tapestry of gardening skills, pruning stands out as a delicate art. Yet, it’s an art that’s gradually slipping away...