Party Venues are the Best Option for Your Next Gathering
There is nothing quite like a party to bring people together to share a joyous experience. Many opt to host their birthday parties in their own home. While that might … Read more
Gazebo Placement and Materials, Considerations Before Laying The Foundations
A gazebo is a beautiful and functional outdoor structure that can enhance the aesthetic appeal of any garden.
Why are hydroponic systems growing in popularity in gardening circles?
Nowadays, rapid advancements in science and technology as well as humanity’s pursuit of environmental sustainability are driving innovation in various fields. In the world of horticulture, hydroponic systems, with their … Read more
How To Care For A Hoya Houseplant
Hoyas can be used as tabletop plants (sitting at a table, shelf, or buffet), or as hanging plants. They are available in grow pots of 4, 6, 8 and 10 … Read more
Guide to Growing Aucuba
This evergreen shrub can reach a height of 3 m (10 ft) if left unpruned. It also has a similar spread. Spotted Laurel grows slowly and increases in height at … Read more
Home Decoration 101: How Do You Really Get Started
When it comes to decorating your home, what’s the first thing that comes to your mind? Do you think about buying new furniture and placing them in the correct manner? … Read more
Hammocks and Mental Wellness: The Blissful Connection
In a world filled with constant hustle and bustle, finding moments of tranquillity and peace is becoming increasingly essential. Enter the humble hammock, a timeless invention that not only offers … Read more
The Art of Relaxation: Hammocks Unveiled
In a world that seems to be constantly on the move, there’s an undeniable charm to the idea of swaying gently in a hammock, cocooned between two trees, or lounging … Read more
Top Six Skirting Board Buying Tips
Every homeowner wants their house to look stunning so they can enjoy living there and wow visitors. Skirting boards are one of the things that no one considers that may … Read more
10 Most Popular Plants For Landscaping
Many of our clients are curious about the most popular landscaping plants and whether they would work in their gardens. Our landscaping experts have compiled a list of 10 top-rated … Read more
What is Plant-Based Landscaping?
There is a landscaping technique that prioritizes plant life over man-made materials such as concrete and stone. This practice is what they call “plant-based landscaping”. You can use this landscaping … Read more
How To Grow Lettuce-Leaf Basil
Lettuce-leaf basil is a great option for those who love basil but cannot seem to grow enough. This is the Japanese basil variety, which is known for its large leaves. … Read more
How to Grow Toothache Plant (Spilanthes)
Toothache plants contain a natural analgesic in their bitter-tasting, spicy-tasting flowers and leaves. Planting The Toothache Plant There are two options for starting to grow this herb. There are two … Read more
How To Grow Marshmallow Plants
Marshmallow is a very easy herb to grow and has thrived in benign conditions. In a frenzy of nesting activity, I planted marshmallow seeds along with a dozen herbs right … Read more
How to Grow Lovage
Lovage is known to be used in soups, stews, and salads. The whole plant can be eaten, root to tip. It has a bright, crisp flavour that reminds me a … Read more
How to Grow Myrrhis Plants
Although the Myrrhis genus only has one member, Myrrhis Odorata (the only Myrrhis Odorata), it goes by many other names. It is a perennial that can withstand extreme temperatures and … Read more
How to Grow Anise Hyssop
Anise hyssop is a wonderful addition to herbal teas or a great tea by itself. The tea has a subtle aniseed or liquorice flavour. It is sweet enough as it … Read more
How to Grow False Unicorn or Fairy Wand (Chamaelirium luteum)
False unicorn, or fairy wand, a member of the Liliaceae Family, is a native to North America. Its natural range extends from Florida to New York to west to the … Read more
Cold Frames for Tomatoes
Cold frames are ideal for protecting tender plants during the winter or for growing plants in the off-season. A cold frame isn’t limited to this purpose. You can create a … Read more
How to Grow Feverfew
Feverfew, a perennial that looks like a daisy-like flowering herbaceous perennial, can be used in gardens to add beauty and utility. This is a small perennial that grows to approximately … Read more
Midsummer Vegetable Sowing
The vegetable plot becomes a place for harvesting, not midsummer vegetable sowing or growing. Space often remains empty after the potatoes and early greens have been picked. As early-season enthusiasm … Read more
Growing The Sensitive Fern (Onoclea sensibilis)
Onoclea sensibilis is a sensitive fern. Its fronds, although hardy, are sensitive to late frosts. The UK, however, sees the leaves emerge late in the spring when frost risk has … Read more
How to Grow Daylilies (Hemerocallis)
Hemerocallis daylilies are beautiful perennials that bear exotic trumpet-shaped, lily-like daylilies. Hemerocallis is a Greek term that means “beautiful for one” and the individual flowers last for only one day. … Read more
Growing Buddleia Butterfly Bush Made Easy
The beautiful buddleia bush is a great choice if you are looking to transform your outdoor space in the summer. A buddleia bush is a beautiful and attractive plant that … Read more
The Art of Weed Warfare: How to Triumph over Your Garden’s Most Unwanted
Hear ye, hear ye, oh valiant vegetable cultivators! If you’ve been waging a war against the dastardly villains of the garden world – weeds – then this is the blog … Read more
Top Tips For Watering Your Garden
Gardening is a relaxing pastime which has many mental health benefits. Making your garden look neat and presentable can evoke feelings of pride and joy from all the hard work … Read more
Easy Herbs and Veggies To Begin Your Indoor Garden
In the past few years, global restrictions confined many of us to our homes. We soon discovered that we are a society of people who need activity. Many of us … Read more
From Seed to Harvest – Optimizing Crop Growth with Modern Techniques
The global human population has recently crossed the eight billion mark, and numbers suggest the vital demand for food shall increase by 50% by the year 2050. As a result, farmers are … Read more
Plants for All Seasons
Many people ask me for tips on how to keep a garden looking good throughout the year. You can keep your garden colourful and interesting in the spring, summer, and autumn. It … Read more
Cost-Saving Tips That Homeowners Need To Know About
The summer is here, and people everywhere are breathing a sigh of relief as they can finally give their central heating a rest. It’s been an incredibly rough six months … Read more
Reasons To Use Treated Timber In Your Garden Construction
Using untreated timber for your DIY tasks or construction work in your garden could cause damage to your external fixtures, such as ruining your decking, fencing or outer walls. Treated … Read more
How You Can Increase Biodiversity In Your Garden: Eco-Friendly Tips
Biodiversity plays an essential role in maintaining the health and resilience of our planet, but many human activities have resulted in a noticeable decline. However, there are steps we can … Read more
A quick guide to selling your greenhouse produce
If you have a keen green thumb and enjoy growing your produce for personal use, you may have considered starting a small business and selling your harvest to others. With … Read more
How to get your Garden Ready for Spring
While it might seem as though Christmas only wrapped up recently, the fact is that we’re almost done with winter entirely. It won’t be long before we’re basking in the … Read more
How to optimise farm safety and protect workers
Accidents in agriculture and farming are far too common, and they cause deaths every year. Several types of sharp, heavy, or moving machinery can pose a threat to workers on … Read more
How to Keep the Soil Moist in Your Garden in the UK
Keeping the soil moist in a UK garden can be a challenge, especially during the summer months when temperatures are high and rainfall is low. However, there are several techniques … Read more
Rare Herbs to Grow in Your Garden: A Guide to the Exotic
You can add unusual and rare herbs to grow in your garden to increase the variety and aesthetic value. You don’t have to limit your options when it comes to … Read more
How to Avoid Indoor Garden Pests
Indoor gardening is a popular choice because it offers many advantages over traditional outdoor gardening, such as fewer pest problems. However, this doesn’t mean those pest problems aren’t possible. Rather, … Read more
How To Grow Wheatgrass Indoors
Wheatgrass is the tender, newly-sprouted shoots of Tritium Aestivum, a wheat plant. It is actually grass. You have probably seen small pots of “cat grass” in pet shops. This is … Read more
Importance of Growing Vegetables in Rows
Double digging is possible, and organic compost can be added to the soil after it has been compacted. Then, someone asks if you are using square foot cultivation or if … Read more
Growing Stevia Indoors – Your Go-to Guide
Stevia (Stevia Rebaudiana), has become a well-known natural sweetener. It is a perennial tender herb that can be grown outdoors in winter. It cannot survive in areas where there is … Read more
Cilantro Indoors: Growing in the Winter
Cilantro (Coriandrum Sativum) can be grown indoors as either microgreens or full-sized plants. The plants need to be in full sunlight for at least six hours per day, or they … Read more
Parsley Through Winter – Growing Essential Herbs
You can make parsley grow through winter one of the most rewarding and easy gardening projects that you can do right now. There are two options. You can start a … Read more
Rosemary in Winter-The Joys of Growing
Rosemary is a herb that is used for cooking and decorating holidays. Rosemary is a very easy plant to maintain and can withstand all climates if given the right care. … Read more
Sorrel in Winter-How to Safely and Efficiently Plant
Sorrel is a perennial herb that grows in temperate regions. It has a sour, lemony taste and is used to flavour soups, stews, sauces, salads and other dishes. The sorrel … Read more
Sage in Winter – Growing and Overwintering
Sage (Salviaofficinalis), is an edible form of sweet-scented salvias that are grown in ornamental borders. Sage was a perennial, reliable herb that could be used in all climates until recently. … Read more
Russian Tarragon in Winter – How To Grow
Russian tarragon is not a common herb to grow at home. However, it is worth the effort, especially if your preference is French cuisine. It’s used to enhance the flavour … Read more
Basil in Winter – How to Grow Indoors
Basil in winter is a popular plant to grow at home. Basil is a great addition to any kitchen and doesn’t require a large garden. It is also great to … Read more
Chives in Winter – Growing and Caring
Chives are cool-season perennials that can be planted early to mid-spring and harvested early in the summer. This herb can take over your garden if it is allowed to fully … Read more
Growing Winter Savory in Winter
Growing Winter savory from seed is easy. It’s best to start it indoors in late winter or early spring, before the ground warms up too much for it to survive … Read more
