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Gardening & Plant Care

5 tips for a wildlife-friendly garden
5 tips for a wildlife-friendly garden
Start planning now for a wildlife-friendly garden next year with these top tips.
Wildlife-friendly Christmas garden decorations
Wildlife-friendly Christmas garden decorations
Here are seven wildlife-friendly ways to decorate your garden this festive season.
How to grow Hellebores
How to grow Hellebores
This how-to grow Hellebores guide will help you to produce the best Helleborus in the neighbourhood!
Perennials for container gardens
Perennials for container gardens
Pick the right perennials for container gardens, and you can have containers filled with colour and interest all year round.
Rabbit proof plants for your garden
Rabbit proof plants for your garden
If you have rabbits in your garden, you know what it feels like to look out in the morning and see a collection of bare nibbled stems where your plants used to be instead of beds filled with beautiful plants.
Plants for shady gardens
Plants for shady gardens
Shady gardens are sometimes seen as a problem, but this doesn’t have to be true. Shady gardens can be just as beautiful as those blessed with sunshine. The emphasis is all on foliage shapes, textures, and the subtle colours of shade-loving plants in the shade. With the right plants, you can turn a shady garden into a cool, tranquil haven to relax in. 
A fresh start for your home and garden
A fresh start for your home and garden
It’s January again, time to kickstart the New Year. Are you ready to begin the New Year with a fresh start for your home and garden? Banish the winter blues with a few feel-good activities that will boost your mood and get your house and garden into shape for the year.
15 Gardening Tips for January
15 Gardening Tips for January
The New Year is here and it’s time to start thinking about your gardening plans for the year. On a clear, crisp winter’s day, there’s nothing nicer than getting outside for a couple of hours gardening, then warming up again indoors with a hot drink. Here are some of the garden jobs you could start off with in January.

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