With interest in wildlife gardening at an all time high the GardenAdvice team have created a new one day course aimed at helping people to understand the basic and to provide them with enough...

New GardenAdvice Service For Newly Weds –  Your wedding day is a day you will want to remember for the rest of your life. With this in mind the GardenAdvice team has launched a...

As student return to school after the summer holidays many of our planned school wildlife gardens are about to start the construction stage for updates on the progress visit our Schools wildlife garden page...

A Visit to Benefit your Home Garden –  Introducing another one of many personalised services here at GardenAdvice, is our GardenAdvice Visiting Advice Service. Created to assist you in achieving your ultimate garden dreams,...

In years gone by the compost market has certainly become more and more complex. This has come as a result of numerous compost manufacturers using recycled elements in their compost. However whether old or...

Over recent years garden lighting has become more cost effective and available to a lot more gardeners. Garden lighting is a great way to add another dimension to your garden, with some experimentation you...

Maintaining and cutting hedges is essential for keeping your landscape looking neat and tidy. Here are some steps you can follow to effectively maintain and cut your hedges: Choose the Right Time to Trim...

Its a problem we often come across  in designing small gardens. How to hide a wheelie bin, most gardens have at least one if not two or three bins. You can of course always...

Moss can be a common problem in garden borders, especially in damp and shady areas. Here are some steps you can take to eliminate moss from garden borders: Rake: Use a garden rake to...

It is something that many people dream about – having a garden that is perfect for relaxing in at the end of a busy day.  The reality is very different for many people.  Some...