Gardening For Wellbeing

While many of us may have been stuck in our homes in recent years, now is the perfect time to get outside and enjoy our garden. Gardening has so many great benefits and is great for both your physical...

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The Best Midlands Autumn Walks

The people of Britain have really been enjoying a good walk in the midst of all the Corona Virus madness; it helps people disconnect, and the open air feels like the safest place to be right now. Our ...

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Gardening Jobs for September

September is the month that resonates for most of us as the end of summer. Schools are back and the holidays are over, but this is by no means is the end of enjoyment of the garden. As the light in ...

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How to create a Bee friendly garden

Every gardener knows how important bees are to the garden. The bees need to pollen to feed, and we need them to pollinate our gardens – it is a mutually beneficial relationship. The reality is that ...

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Gardening Jobs for June

Although June encompasses Midsummer Eve it is, for the green-fingered among us, the first month of the summer gardening calendar. With it comes no more risk of frost in most gardens and the long-...

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How To Make Homemade Eucalyptus Leaf Tea

Most of us will try just about anything to get rid of a runny nose, and for me, the more natural the better! Well if you have a eucalyptus plant in your garden, you need to try Eucalyptus tea. It’s ...

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How to care for Potted Plants

Where you have ordered a plant with the code beginning ‘PT’, you shall receive your chosen variety in 5cm, 7cm or 9cm pots (stated on product description and order confirmation). Potted plants ...

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Autumn Planting Guide

The gardens look to be slowing down in autumn and the blazing display of summer is followed by the cooler, shorter, golden days of autumn. The plants are dying back, and the trees are changing colour ...

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How to Prune Roses

Bush Roses- English, Hybrid and Floribundas: These varieties of Rose can be pruned during late winter/early spring when the first signs of growth start to emerge. Remove all dead, diseased and ...

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