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Maximise Your Fruit Harvest and produce some of the best fruit you have ever tasted  As the winter months approach, now is the perfect time to prepare your fruit trees for a healthy and...

The Autumn Jewel in Your Garden Colchicum autumnale, often known as autumn crocus or meadow saffron, is a stunning addition to any garden. Despite the common name, this plant is not a crocus at...

Expert Pruning and Maintenance Service for fruit trees and bushes As winter approaches, it’s the perfect time to give your fruit trees the care they need to thrive next season. Our expert team at...

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Pruning Lavender As summer draws to a close and lavender finishes flowering in early autumn, it’s the perfect time to give this fragrant plant a little care. Here’s how you can prune and maintain...

Is Your Husband or Partner a Gardening Ninja? Do you often find your partner hovering near the garden with a pair of pruning shears in hand, eyes gleaming with excitement? Maybe you’ve even caught...

 Prepare Your Garden for Winter and a Colourful Spring As the leaves start to fall and the air turns crisp, it’s the perfect time to give your garden a little TLC before winter sets...

As you prepare your garden for autumn and winter, you may come across some tree seedlings, especially sycamore, ash, and oak, sprouting in your borders. Rather than letting these young trees end up in...