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With summer on the way out, now is definitely the time to start thinking about your garden for autumn. We look at the September tasks that are absolute must-do to make sure your garden survives the change
Lazy days slumbering in the sun? Forget that – it's still busy when it comes to gardening.
Just when you thought it was safe to dust off the deckchair, slap on the sun cream or even dare to go away from the garden for a couple of weeks, August
With Summer here, there is still some work to do to help get the garden prepared for the next season. We look at all of the key August tasks that you need to do to make sure your garden thrives through the end of summer and into the start of autumn.
It’s not too late to plant a great garden, even in July. Warmer temperatures during July make this a good time of the year to start planting, especially if you are a beginner. Seeds will germinate much easier and seedlings will grow speedier meaning you
Now that Summer is in full-swing your garden should be ready to relax in, but there are still many tasks that need to be done. Make sure your hard work doesn’t go to waste by following our handy tips, from tying
With the summer season upon us, there is so much that you can do in your garden! From prolonging your spring-flowering plants to making sure your fruit and veg are harvested on time, and even keeping an eye on
As we bid farewell to April showers, you should be well into having created a wonderful spring garden.
May promises to bring with it some warmer days, warmer evenings, and hopefully a bit less rain! So now is the perfect time to move plants from
With sunny days and April showers, it’s time to get your garden ‘spring-ready’.
As daffodils start to bloom, you can dust off the gardening tools and turn your attention to the outdoors.
The Met Office reckon it’s officially spring, even the garden looks to be joining in with many herbaceous plants producing masses of shoots, but the air temperature, overnight frosts and predictions of snow make it feel more like late winter. All that
While spring may be on the way, there are still some flurries of snow coming in and the weather hasn’t really started to warm up that much just yet.
With the weather as it is, gardens could
