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Cornus sanguinea Midwinter Fire Adding Winter Colour to Your Garden: Top Plants for the Cold Season Winter can be challenging for gardeners striving to maintain vibrant colours and blooms. However, with the right...
Wind can be damaging to shrubs, especially if the shrubs are young or have not been properly trimmed and pruned. If your shrubs have been damaged by wind, there are a few things you...
Although Blood Orange Trees are evergreen,winter leaf drop on Orange is quite normal at this time of year because of the lower light levels in Northern Europe in the winter.However it could also be...
Hebes normally are not a plant that takes to being cut back into bare stems, it will often not shoot from bare stems.However one method we have tried with some success is to feed...
Using horse manure for your garden soil can be an excellent way to enrich the soil and promote healthy plant growth. Horse manure is a valuable organic fertilizer that provides essential nutrients and improves...
How to Grow Sweet Peas from Seed: A Step-by-Step Guide Sweet peas are a classic garden favorite, cherished for their vibrant colors and delightful fragrance. Growing them from seed requires preparation and patience,...
Honeysuckle or Lonicera are prone to fungal diseases such as black spot and mildew in the driest of years but during wet springs the fungal diseases they suffer can completely defoliate the plants.As with...
Starting a new garden can be a bit challenging, especially when the site you have chosen for your garden is over run with weeds. Here at GardenAdvice, our team recommends spraying the area with...
Pruning hydrangeas is an important part of maintaining their health and appearance. Here are the steps to prune hydrangeas: Remember, it’s important to prune hydrangeas at the right time of year. For most hydrangeas,...
Seeds are a general rule are planted to a depth of one and and half times the height of the seed.If the seed is planted too deep it will in some cases grow but...
