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Stage two – Gardenadvice App development If you have a Apple iPhone or smart phone with the android operating system help us test stage two in our mobile app development  by downloading the the post Beta...

GardenAdvice Apprenticeships are designed to train fully qualified horticulturists to undertake full time posts within the Gardenadvice business after the apprenticeship. Gardenadvice horticulturist and botanists are based in knowledge of plants, conservation and environmental issues. Although some of...

My Day normally starts with checking to see what garden advice requests have been sent in by our members and viewers overnight and see if anyone needs a follow up email with advice. Today...

Many householders have become increasingly familiar with the sight of Siskins and Lesser Redpolls on their bird feeders, and the latest figures from the BTO Breeding Bird Survey, confirm that 2012 was a great year...

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The GardenAdvice Bee and pollinating  insects project starts well with over 600 people signing up to the scheme in a little over 4 weeks since its launch.  Plus now with the GardenAdvice Young gardeners...

In view of the extremely warm weather we are currently enjoying, and the forecast of more to come, the Turfgrass Growers Association has issued a press release to re-enforce its “Brown Lawns are Cool”...

Gardening Scotland one of the most friendly gardening events around but what else would you expect from a show being held in Edinburgh at the Royal highland Centre, Inglistion Click here for further details....

We need your pictures on gardening, plants, wildlife, country cookery, landscape and scenery with our content expanding on the GardenAdvice.co.uk and MyGardenTeam.com web sites we always need fresh exciting pictures to go with our...

The British trust of ornithology reports that this years nesting activity has for many species of birds been held back by the coldest April in 24 years but May has brought some sunnier days....