If an Englishman’s home is his castle then an English garden most surely focus around the quintessential English garden shed. I wonder how many people escape to the garden shed at the weekends or...
Another great idea from the GardenAdvice team. Its our one day gardening course for beginners at your home garden or a garden you have access to.We come to you, we provide one of our...
Creating a wildflower meadow for butterflies can be a fun and rewarding project that can provide a beautiful and beneficial habitat for these winged creatures. Here are some steps to get started: Choose a...
Green water problems with your pond – Its all down to water temperature, light levels and the source of nitrates in your pond water. Firstly you need to identify the source of the nitrates...
Many families want to start gardens to be more self-sufficient. They enjoy growing fresh fruits and vegetables during the spring and summer to eat more healthily. They often become discouraged when the first frost...
GardenAdvice Bee project – a pesticide free zone Sounds obvious but its not that easy Lots of pesticides are introduced to your garden through the plants and composts you buy. Often composts contain pesticides...
Japanese knotweed originally introduced into the UK by the victorians to help stabilize the banks of the water features, ponds. lakes and in some cases canals. It was an ideal plant because it established...
You might assume your garden and its content are insured under you household contents insurance but often they are not and if they are the cover it limited to just a few hundred pounds....
Free Gardening Advice for 12 months if you join before the end of May 2013 – request some advice from our experts on your gardening questions. The GardenAdvice gardening advice section of the...
With summer finally starting with some seasonal warm weather now is a good time to plan your summer events. Although the weather has turned warm your first question or consideration should be what if...
