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Ants can be a common nuisance in gardens and lawns, with their colonies often causing damage to grass and plants. Rather than turning to harsh chemicals that can harm beneficial insects and your family,...
June is one of the busiest and most productive months in their vegetable garden. The soil has warmed up, the risk of frost has largely passed, and there is still plenty of time to...
During the summer months, fruiting plants are working hard to develop and ripen their crops. Apples, pears, gooseberries, currants, raspberries, blackberries and other soft fruits all benefit from a little extra attention, particularly during...
Spinach The spinach is looking really good and is ready to start harvesting. As you pick it, or whenever you have any spare space in the vegetable beds, it would be worth sowing some...
If you discover large sheets of white webbing covering branches of your apple tree during late spring or early summer, the culprit is often the apple ermine moth caterpillar. The damage can look alarming,...
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Late May: A Prime Time for Garden Pests If you’re nurturing your very own vegetable garden, late May is the moment to sharpen your eyes for pesky intruders. Think of your blossoming garden as...
Slugs can be a gardener’s worst nightmare. These slimy pests can wreak havoc on your plants, devouring leaves and causing untold damage. Fortunately, there are effective, eco-friendly methods to control slug populations, one of...
When it comes to cultivating vegetables with minimal maintenance, using black woven weed-suppressing sheeting proves to be a game changer. This landscape fabric not only reduces the effort you put into managing your garden...
Concept garden illustrations Welcome to GardenAdvice, Fiona and Michael. We are delighted to be working with you. This guide sets out our initial approach and the first round of practical tasks we are recommending...