By Stuart Snape, Managing Partner, Graham Coffey & Co. Solicitors Japanese knotweed – hollow wooded stems (like bamboo) with broad oval leaves. These plants are relentless and invasive. There is nothing new about Japanese...
Moss growth is one of the biggest pet peeves for budding gardeners, so the control of it is what matters most when it comes to having a flawless lawn! The greatest inconvenience with moss...
Artificial Grass is not the first item you tend to think about as an eco friendly product but a recent calculation on an artificial grass in West Sussex showed compared to the traditional lawn...
Become a gardener with a GardenAdvice Gardening Course – great if you are interested in gardening but do not know how to start. Availabe as a Christmans gift voucher as a present for the...
Iberian chives – Allium nutans Siberian chives are similar to ordinary chives, but they have a buttery onion flavour and mauve flowers that can not only add flavour to a salad but can beautify it...
What comes to mind when you think about soil? Probably mud, flowers, plants, trees, that sort of thing. Maybe you think about your childhood pastime of making mud pies. But soil is more than...
The exterior look of a house is very important for homeowners, as it’s the first impression that people get when they come to visit. Homeowners choose a nice exterior paint which not only contributes...
Spending time in the garden is among everybody’s all-time favorite pastimes no matter the season. Maintaining the garden is a different story though. It could be time-consuming, tedious, and even stressful, if you...
The end of Autumn and the beginning of winter is a pivotal time for your garden. If handled correctly, your garden and plants will be protected and will flourish come spring time, but if...
Learning how to apply fertilizers to your garden is crucial if you want to reap big. But this is only possible if you do it correctly and at the right time. Continue reading to know...
