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Old cardboard delivery boxes If you have borders full of annual weeds or large numbers of weed seedlings, using cardboard under a mulch is a simple, low-cost, and very effective solution. This method works...
A Holly-Specific Garden Solution If you’ve got holly or other evergreen trees and shrubs in your garden, you’ll know the problem well—those tough, waxy leaves that don’t rot down easily and seem to blow...
Fan-training stone fruit trees is an excellent way to enjoy reliable crops in a small space and to create an attractive feature against a sunny wall or fence. Nectarines and apricots, though closely related,...
Propagating rhododendrons can seem daunting, but layering offers a surprisingly simple and effective method, especially for the home gardener. This technique utilizes the plant’s natural ability to root from stems, creating genetically identical...
Magnolias are known for their spectacular springtime flowers, but what many gardeners may not realise is that the journey to those breath taking blooms begins long before the warm weather returns. As autumn arrives,...
As climate change reshapes the weather patterns in the UK, gardeners are witnessing a shift in plant preferences. One group of plants thriving under these new conditions is the hydrangea. Known for their vibrant...
Helleborus, commonly known as the Christmas rose or Lenten rose, is a stunning perennial plant cherished for its elegant, early-blooming flowers. Its hardiness and adaptability make it a favourite among gardeners, both for outdoor...
There are several types of plants that can be harmful to cats if ingested. Some of the most common garden plants that can be toxic to cats include: If you have cats and want...
There are many garden plants that can be harmful to dogs if ingested. Some of the most common plants that are toxic to dogs include: It is important to keep these plants and any...
Here are some plant suggestions for a yellow border in August and September:
