Sally and Keith's Garden Notes
Agapanthus Herbaceous perennialsAcanthus mollis, A. spinosusAchilleaActaea simplex Atropurpurea Group ‘Brunette’ AGMAdenophora bulleyanaAgapanthusAgastacheAlstroemeriaAnchusa azurea ‘Lodden Royalist’Anemone hupehensis, A. × hybridaAnthemis punctata subsp. cupaniana AGM, A. tinctoria ‘E.C. ‘Buxton’, A. tinctoria ‘Sauce Hollandaise’AquilegiaArmeriaArtemisia absinthium ‘Lambrook Silver’,...
As we get into autumn now is the time to plant some spring bulbs Iris reticulata’Early season flowering bulb planted in the ground or in pots with John Inness compost Crocus bulbsEarly season flowering...
Honey Fungus is one of the most devastating problems you will encounter in the garden.In simple terms it’s a fungus that grows and consumes dead wood, such as dead branches and particles of wood...
Hoggin is a great alternative to tarmac and plain gravel drives and paths What is hogging Hoggin or ‘graded hoggin’ is derived from dug gravel or pit-run gravel which includes significant amounts of clay....
Water turning green in garden ponds and small lakes tends to happen in the summer months when the water heats through the action of the sun plus most garden ponds and small lakes are...
Slugs Problems There are 24 different species of slug in Britain, about half of which can be found in the garden. Most slugs eat decaying vegetation, but readily switch to young or delicate plants,...
Links to wiring system to secure plants to wall or fence To secure plants to a wall or a fence etc we use a system of wires which we have found to be long...
With the pond full of water you can trim the edges to size and start to plant the pond and surrounding edges
Watch a video of the wildlife pond when its almost complete Click Here GardenAdvice.co.uk client Sally a MyGardenTeam member with the help of the expert gardeners from GardenAdvice dug out the new pond designed...
