Garden Plants
When most of the garden has retreated into bare stems and cold soil, hellebores quietly steal the show. With their nodding, jewel-toned flowers appearing from midwinter right through to early spring, they are one...
Garden Lawn under renovation by the GardenAdvice Team Climate Change is Fueling Ant Problems in Lawns As the climate warms, ant infestations in gardens and lawns are becoming more common. Warmer temperatures and milder...
Beth Chatto Style Gravel Garden: Plant List & Layout A gravel garden inspired by Beth Chatto’s famous Essex garden offers colour, texture and resilience, even in dry summers. By using the principle of ‘right...
Daylilies (Hemerocallis) responding well to Uk climate change How the Changing UK Climate is Benefiting (and Challenging) Garden Plants Over the past few years, the UK’s shifting climate patterns—characterised by warmer summers, milder winters,...
How to Grow a Fan-Trained Nectarine Tree (And Store the Fruit After Harvest) There’s something incredibly satisfying about growing your own nectarines. Sweet, juicy, and bursting with summer flavour, they’re one of the most...
Deadheading Roses (and Other Plants): A Simple Trick for More Flowers Deadheading — the process of removing spent flowers — is one of the simplest and most effective ways to keep your garden blooming...
How to Take Softwood Penstemon Cuttings in Late June and July If you’re looking for an easy and rewarding way to propagate colourful perennials for your garden, Penstemon cuttings are an excellent choice. These...
June truly is the month for roses. With perfect growing conditions at this time of year—warm days and just the right amount of moisture—roses across the country are putting on some of their best...
Managing docks, nettles and other unwanted plants plus getting ready to havest the seeds. Early summer is a pivotal moment for any wildflower meadow. By June and July the first flush of colour is...
Fox Damage in Gardens Protecting Your Plants with Motion‑Activated Watering Systems Foxes are a charming part of Britain’s wildlife, but when they decide to dig, chew or mark territory in your garden they quickly...
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