April Gardening Advice
It's April! The clocks have gone forward and the nights are getting longer! We bring you some tips for this month's gardening and what wildlife to be looking out for in your garden this month.
It's April! The clocks have gone forward and the nights are getting longer! We bring you some tips for this month's gardening and what wildlife to be looking out for in your garden this month.
In this month's gardening advice we give you the top 5 hedging jobs that you can be doing to your garden in preperation for summer! You can still plant your bare root and root ball hedging this month as the planting conditions now are perfect. Pests will also begin to appear now so keep an eye out!
Clear out any weeds ready for the new season, and make sure you still have a food source for wildlife as there are many beautiful bird species who would love to visit your gardens for lunch! Here is February's gardening advice.
January sees the start of a new year and after all the excitement and indulgences from Christmas, most of us welcome the new year with a warm smile and and a fresh hello.
December in the garden, there's still lots of pruning, tidying and prepping for spring, plus planting! Bare roots and rootballs are ideally planted at this time. Find out more.
Here is all you need to know about bare root hedging including, what bare roots are and some popular choices of bare root hedge plants.
Here are some great reasons to get in the garden, helping to improve our physical and mental health.
Soil type can vary from place to place, so for plants to thrive it's worth knowing which type of soil you have. Read our guide to help find out what your garden soil type is.
We hope you enjoy bonfire night! We have included a bonfire safety guide in this months gardening advice to help you stay safe and also keep local wildlife safe.
Root balls are mature field-grown plants and a good option if you are looking to grow a hedge in less time. Find out all about root ball hedging here.
Autumn is well and truly upon us and our gardens are beginning to be painted with new colours and vibrance. Brush off that winter wardrobe and start to prepare yourself and your garden for the upcoming colder months. Here’s our list of gardening jobs that will keep you on top of your garden and welcome winter with open arms. Its also Halloween soon, a fabulous excuse to fill our gardens with spooky decorations.
July is a gorgeous time of the year, let's make sure our gardens are the best they can be! This months gardening advice we cover the top 5 hedging jobs to do in your garden, for gorgeous sunny summer. We also look at weeding and what to look out for if you think you have fungi starting on your plants.