January and February are key times to start to get your vegetable garden up and running. As the sun becomes stronger as we progress towards spring you can use the suns power to heat. up...

Seasonal changes can be troublesome for your outdoor space. In the summer, you may get too much sunshine, while the winter may bring too much frost. This can make it a difficult task to...

If you are looking to grow some new climbing plants on an older wall especially if its a wall has been created with lime mortar then Its work pointing any parts of the wall...

As the season start to approach spring now is a good time to plant a bare rooted box hedge ( buxus sempervirens or buxus sempervirens suffruticosa – the second being a dwalf version so...

  If you wish to extend the memory of your wedding or a loved one the might have passed away through plants the GardenAdvice Team has a service designed to create new plants from...

If you are considering growing some of your own fruit and vegetable garden a bit of thought and planning in January and February can make sure your venue is well on the way to...

Have you ever experienced a beautiful moment when sitting with a cup of tea, admiring your garden and suddenly a gorgeous little bird lands on the bird table next to your patio doors? Well,...

GardenAdvice to relaunch its original audio weekly garden calendar at the end of March as a Amazon Alexa skill. Click the link to hear one of our original audio calendars from 2002 https://gardenadvice.co.uk/club/calendar/cal_04aug.wav https://gardenadvice.co.uk/club/calendar/cal_04aug.wav

  January is a great time to start to create a few projects to create some summer colour in your garden Dahlias – pot up a few tubers in a 100 mm pots and water...

As gardeners over the years we have build up a knowledge of the seasonal cycles. Winter normally starts wet and warm and then this leads into a colder period in mid January and its...