When buying a new house its more important than ever to get conveyancing right especially with regards to the garden and the boundaries which are normally made up of fences etc. As property value...

Creating an alpine trough from and old bathroom or kitchen sink is not as hard as you think. Traditionally alpine trough used in gardens as a feature have been created from a number of...

When you are buying evergreen root balled plants in the autumn and winter often a nursery will grow a number of plants and buy in rootballed plants from abroad so ask if its a locally grown...

Artificial Turf can save you a whole heap of time and effort when trying to maintain a perfectly manicured lawn. This could be the solution to a public domain with heavily trafficked areas, or...

If you have the space in your garden, a spare half acre or so you should consider building your own lake, its a great boys project with all the machinery such as JBC diggers...

8 Steps to planning a vegetable patch At  GardenAdvice we want to make planning your veg patch easy so we have written 8 simple steps to ensure that you will get the most out...

The Garden Rangers know a thing or two about going places. It doesn’t matter how difficult it is to get there. It might be crossing the Sahara, rappelling down a cliff, slogging through a...

Selling your house – Landscaping or improving your garden to help sell your house.   Although improving your garden in itself does not improve your properties value it has been proven by research to...

According to the British Trust for Ornithology (BTO) there’s an influx of grey squirrels in Britain’s gardens this autumn due to declining seed and nut crops in the countryside – more than a third...

A bulb such as a tulip or daffodil can tell you you great deal if you understand what to look for.  Bulbs are one of the largest sectors in gardening but also one of...