There are various types of pot-grown trees used for Christmas decorations, each with their own pros and cons: After Christmas care for pot-grown trees involves: Proper care after Christmas is crucial to help the...
Unveiling the Charm of Popular Christmas Pot Plants: Christmas Rose, Poinsettia and Christmas cactus As the festive season unfurls its magic, homes and streets transform into enchanting landscapes adorned with vibrant foliage and blossoms....
The Art of Scratching and Reading Nature’s Clues Plants are incredible organisms that adapt and respond to their environment in various ways. When faced with adverse conditions or stress, many plants have evolved survival...
The GardenAdvice team is currently working on an AI program that aims to bridge the gap between our proposed GardenAdvice garden designs and planting schemes and demonstrating the proposed results to our clients. This...
The Role of Mycorrhizal Fungi in Plant Resilience British gardens are often subject to unpredictable weather conditions, with extremes of both cold and hot temperatures. Hardy plants, shrubs, and trees have evolved over time...
Nature has an exquisite way of captivating our hearts with its boundless beauty, and few examples are as enchanting as the wisteria. The wisteria, with its cascading blossoms and delicate fragrance, has long been...
As a GardenAdvice Advisor, one of the most delightful experiences during the summer is witnessing the magnificent display of old roses flourishing in our clients’ gardens. These roses, with names long forgotten, have withstood...
Ceanothus is a popular shrub that is prized for its attractive blue spring flowers and great spring colour. Native to North America, this plant is a member of the Buckthorn family and is also...
Composting has always been an effective way of saving time in the garden, saving multiple trips to the local council tip and turning your garden compost into useful material which can be used as...
Looking at ivy and brambles from a wild garden birds point of view During spring, gardeners often find themselves in a dilemma as their natural adversaries, ivy and bramble, begin to grow rapidly. Balancing...
