Using horticultural fleece to protect your plants from heavy winter frost damage is the best method to make sure your more tender plants survive in the winter monthsHorticultural fleece will maintain a higher temperature...
The challenge with a spring garden is always to create colour in the early spring before the end of February. Some popular perennials for adding colour and interest in spring in a UK garden...
Lots of gardeners ask the GardenAdvice experts if lichens are harming the plants growing in there gardens as lichens have started to grow on the stems Lichens are often used as indicators of air...
Coir compost is a type of organic matter made from the fibres of coconut shells. It is a by-product of the coconut industry and is often used as a soil amendment or growing medium...
Wind can be a challenging factor for gardening in the UK. However, there are several plants that are well-suited to windy conditions. Here are a few examples: Heather: These low-growing, evergreen shrubs are tough...
A shady garden with clay soil can present challenges for gardening, as many plants require full sun and well-draining soil to thrive. However, there are still many options available for creating a beautiful, lush garden...
Earthworms improve soil structure by consuming organic matter and excreting nutrient-rich castings. As they burrow through the soil, they also create channels, which allow water and air to penetrate the soil more easily. This...
Poinsettias are popular holiday plants, known for their bright red, pink, or white bracts (modified leaves) that resemble flowers. To keep your poinsettia healthy and flourishing, here are some additional care tips: are popular...
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Start by removing damaged or diseased sections of the stems and side stem or whole stem if required. Next, remove stems that rub together and cause damage one the stems – simply cut back...
