The GardenAdvice Team have now answered well over 5 million questions sine we started in later 1999. We have steady stream of questions on a whole range of gardening and gardening related...
If you are an enthusiastic gardener winter can be a great time to plan your coming gardening year with regards to planting new plants and sowing seeds in the spring for your next...
The GardenAdvice Team are often asked to to help create English country style gardens in warmer climates often with high summer temperatures and no frosts plus higher light levels. This can cause problems for...
Soak Aways Firstly the only way a drainage system works is if the water has somewhere to drain to after it has been collected. A soak away is simple a means to collect a...
Squirrels, deer and rabbits not to mention cats and dogs can all be a problem in the garden often they are a delight in the garden until they start eating your prize plants. Lots...
Soil has evolved to support plants and not to be without plants. If left for any length of time without plants it soon becomes de-structured poorly draining and a hostile environment for all the...
November and December are the best months for pruning both inside and outdoor grape vines. If you are training your vine and it’s a newish plant you should tie in the stems you require...
Winter in an unheated Glasshouse – creating some colour – If you have on and the thousands of unheated Glasshouse in the UK and wondered what you could do with them in the winter...
We are often asked about pests and disease in Greenhouses and often our answers involve biological control methods but by far the most effective methods to control pests and disease in a new or...
A GardenAdvice gardening course member growing her first crop of edible grapes Grow your own fruit and vegetables and beat the Brexit panic next spring. With the uncertainly of the way forward with...
