Author: GardenAdvice

Moles If you have ever had problems with moles you will be aware just how hard it is to control them.Arriving from almost thin air you wake up one morning to mole hills.It only...

To grow a standard wisteria Take a large pot fill with a loam based compost and plant a wisteria ideally with a single stem. Keep training the main stem up the cane until it’s...

We have been asked for a mix of’golden’plants, suitable for a September planter – yes – already! Here are some ideas, but not a definitive list: For foliage and bulk there are Euonymus fortunei...

Green water – July and August are the time of year when ponds and fountains can be effected by green water were the water turns into something along the lines of a pea soap.This...

Herbs to put in your window box At this time of year(spring)I would put the following evergreen herbs in Bay,Rosemary,Sage and Thyme.Thyme can be planted at the front to trail.Mint can be useful but...

With regards to the ivy on house and garden walls it will need to be cut hard back every two years to keep it under control.The problem with ivy on old walls which have...

Wet-dry composting, also known as aerobic composting, is a process that involves alternating layers of moist and dry organic materials to create a rich, nutrient-dense soil amendment. Here are the steps to wet-dry compost:...

Lining the large victorian hayricks First start by lining them with chicken wire then on the outside you could stuff moss into the wire from underneath next I would then inside place a lining...

Pruning is an essential aspect of growing gooseberries. It helps to promote healthy growth, increase fruit production, and maintain the overall shape and structure of the plant. Here are the steps to prune gooseberries:...