Recycling in the garden not only makes environmental sense it often makes economic sense as well. With the cost of removing old materials such as paving slabs and old concrete bases recycling makes good...

Grafting in the garden Do you also grow your own vegetables in your garden? Grafting can be used as an effective technique for growing this produce too — find out why this is the...

Replacing a fence can be both a tiresome and difficult task, which is why ensuring the quality of materials, integrity of installation and choosing the right fence are all vitally important considerations when selecting...

  Late spring and early summer are an ideal time to get into your garden and start working. The mix of not too hot, but dry weather is better for both getting jobs done...

There’s only a few weeks until we’re in the full throes of summer and that means that it’s nearly time to spend all our weekends pottering around our gardens. The summer months are the...

Help for beginners with a new garden Become a gardener in 2019 with a GardenAdvice Gardening Course as a Xmas gift Course available at local venues or in your own garden – we come...

For the greater number of the UK the thought to grow your own vegetables seems a menacing chore of lengthy hours spent in the garden after the novelty of growing your own wears off...

It looks like 2018 will be another great year for slugs – here are a few tips from the GardenAdvice Team Slugs Problems The GardenAdvice guide to controlling Garden slugs and snails in your...

With spring fast approaching I’m sure I’m not the only one looking forward to waving goodbye to the winter cold and getting back in my garden! At the moment my garden is looking a...