If you are looking for some winter interest in your garden I would highly recommend planting some dogwoods, these shrubs can provide a stunning display of brightly coloured stems throughout the winter months,...
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A compost bin is a great way to turn kitchen waste into usable garden fertiliser, but if you want to make the process even faster, you might want to think about making a wormery....
We have just released some new dates for a one day gardening course for beginners at Capel Manor Collage Gardens Bullsmoor Lane Middlesex, Enfield EN1 4RQ 3rd March 2019 17th March 2019 6th April...
The codling moth is a small moth whose young eat into apples in late to mid summer, this is one of the easiest pests to spot as if the grub is not present the...
Wisteria is a beautiful climbing vine that produces masses of scented blue,purple and white blooms in late spring and summer. They are commonly used to grow over pergolas and around door frames. ...
Forcing Rhubarb is the process of covering the crown of your plant to exclude all light and speed up growth. You can start forcing Rhubarb from December -January, cover the crowns of your plant...
Traditionally grown in the vegetable garden asparagus is greedy for both time and space and once settled it does not like to move. Asparagus requires around 3 years before you can even start...
Colour in the garden in February February might be cold, wet and dull but in the garden you can still find plenty or colour. The GardenAdvice team have come up with a few...
If you are about to invest or already have invested in a greenhouse then its worth spending some time considering how you can extend its use. Most people figure they can grow summer crops...
