Christmas Is Coming! Another month has slid by and we are starting the run towards Christmas, a sure sign being the Pageant happening this Saturday. Not sure where the year goes! Typical spring

Welcome to our May garden notes! Wishing all mothers a happy Mother’s Day, filled with joy and loved ones. This month we celebrate and remember our Mums, so firstly I’d like to wish all the Mothers

One of the things you can do to help your garden cope in winter is to regularly apply a seaweed-based product as a foliar spray. These products not only help plants in hot weather, but they really help against stress produced by very cold conditions too however don’t forget to treat indoor plants to

Autumn Gardening Autumn has arrived as we slowly say goodbye to the summer days over the coming weeks. Autumn presents many opportunities in the garden to prepare for the inevitable cooler change in

Now that the flowers are blossoming and warmer weather is approaching, it is the perfect time to put those gardening gloves on! September is the best time of the year for green thumbs with mild

It’s almost impossible to pick the weather at the moment, one day we’re sweltering through 40 plus degrees and the next we’re digging in the wardrobe for a jumper because it’s cold! At least the cooler days are giving our gardens and ourselves a chance to recover before the next burst of hot weather

Easy step by step guide to creating great compost.

Hello and welcome to our April Garden notes. We’re on the run into Easter, traditionally one of the busiest gardening weekends of the year.

Autumn is upon us already, personally my favourite season, with the cooler weather, it brings with it a growing list of ‘to dos’ in the garden. Always Think A Season Ahead Autumn is definitely the

Autumn Is Coming! Hello and welcome to the February Garden Notes. Our weather is a little changeable at the moment and while cooler days are appreciated by both us and our gardens the main thing to

As winter nears its end for another year, it's time to turn our attention to the garden and begin some essential pruning practices. Pruning during the colder months is an integral part of maintaining

It’s now November, the “Cups” been run and won and we’re just about to have the Pageant (sort of anyway) which signals the start of the run into Christmas as well as the approach of summer. This generally means higher temperatures although so far we’ve been lucky and had a fairly mild and dampish sp