Category: Head Gardener

Rose Pruning.

Although it is true that it seems to puzzle many rose growers for some time now,the need to prune their roses,this process presents no difficulty. As a rule,where they err,is not in pruning the...

Companion Planting For You Garden Plants.

What is companion planting   Companion planting is a gardening technique that involves strategically placing different plants close to each other to enhance growth, repel pests, and increase yields. By carefully selecting which plants...

Growing Camellias.

Camellias need to be in a position in your garden that does not receive the sun before mid morning.The reason for this that the flower buds can drop if they thaw to quickly in...

Controlling Earthworms On A Lawn.

Though most of the chemicals have now been taken off the market,that one would use for this issue,as well as in effort to contributing to a healthier environment there are other methods to control...

Plants For Containers In Exposed Conditions

Question Please could you suggest some hardy plants for an exposed garden in Scotland? Answer Scotland’s climate can be challenging for gardening due to its exposure to wind, cool temperatures, and unpredictable weather. However,...

Powdery Mildew.

Question Some of my plants have powdery mildew, is there a cure? Answer Powdery mildew tends to attack plants that are weak, often from being grown in the wrong conditions.It is best to ensure...

Plants For Heavy Soil In A Shady Position.

Question What plants could I grow in a shady position with heavy soil? Answer Plants for Heavy Shade: A Comprehensive Guide Gardening in areas with heavy shade can be challenging, but it’s also an...

Caring For Xmas Cactus.

Question How can I care for my Xmas catus? Answer Christmas Cactus require sunlight,but also need to be kept cool as the blooms last longer.It is best to keep these plants away from heaters,...

Bird Attacks On My Cherry Trees.

Question I have two Cherry trees, and every year,before I can get a chance to pick the cherries,the birds get them all!Do you have a suggestion as to how I can protect the fruit...