Gardening Advice

Even with winter here, there's still a lot that needs to be done to help your garden survive the colder months. We’ve put together this guide to help you protect your garden and get the most out of your outdoor space during December.

As the days get shorter and colder, our lives move indoors and away from our gardens. But the advent of winter doesn’t have to mean the end of your plants, or hours toiling away in the cold to keep your garden going.

September marks the beginning of the colder months as the Autumnal Equinox arrives. But this is by no means the end of the gardening season for another year - it's time to start preparing your garden to survive the winter.

July may be the height of the gardening season. It's a time of maintenance and harvest, giving you plenty of jobs to do in the garden this month.

Sustainable gardening is more than simply the organic methods involved; it has to do with the conservation of water and energy, and the reduction of waste. The following tips will help you create a more sustainable garden in your own backyard.

Many gardens are starting to come alive with the warmer weather, signalling that spring has arrived. This article explores what seasonal plants can be started in flower and vegetable gardens, and provides some basic advice on planting.

When it comes to creating the most eco-friendly garden possible, you’ll be pleased to know that there are a variety of ways to make a more self-sustaining environment that not only reduces waste, but is more reliant on renewable sources of energy too.

Rose pruning ensures that plants will have vigorous growth in the new season and will flower each year - and it's one of the winter garden jobs that must be done. Follow these general tips to improve the health and lifespan of any rose.

Post-autumn gardening is the first step towards creating a healthy and successful garden in the next growing season, and one of the major tasks during this time is winter pruning.