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Twitter Giveaway Tulip Mix Competition

Thompson and Morgan Facebook Question and Session 22nd July 2011

Horticultural questions and answers 22nd July - Topics include: Controlling Bay Suckers on Bay trees, Treating Peach Leaf Curl disease, Evergreen trees for exposed sites, Mutated Zinnia flowers, Treating Red Spider Mite infestations, Growing Egret Orchids.

Fruit Rootstock Guide

View our fruit rootstock guide to help you decide what size fruit tree is most suitable for your garden.

Buy Raspberry Plants Online

Why spend a fortune on soft fruit when you can grow your own delicious raspberries and have fresher, tastier fruit. Find out how!

Thompson and Morgan - Reviews

If you've tried any of our products before then please take a moment to share your experiences and write a review. How to write a review

How to prune ribes sanguineum / flowering currant

Here’s how to prune your Ribes to keep it strong, healthy and smothered in blossom, year after year.. Prune in early summer after flowering.

Pansies are not Difficult to Grow from Seeds

Pansies are well-loved bedding plants and some will flower in winter too. They're surprisingly easy to grow from seed - read our handy guide now.

What to do in the garden in October

Lift begonia tubers once the foliage has died back for winter storage. Lift and divide overcrowded perennials. Harvest pumpkins for Halloween! Get more tips here€¦

Thompson andamp; Morgan Plants Competition

Each year Thompson andamp: Morgan run competitions so that customers may show off their plants and gardens. Winners photos may be used in future catalogues and the overall winner will be awarded a prize.

Fun Photo Competition Full Terms and Conditions

Enter your photos into Thompson and Morgan's photo competitions for the chance to win great prizes. Terms and conditions apply.

How to prune catalpa

Regularly pollarded, catalpa makes a fantastic large shrub at the back of a border. Here’s how to prune your catalpa.

Competitions

Show us what you have accomplished in your gardens by entering one of our photo competitions and be in with the chance of winning prizes and vouchers.

What to sow and grow in June

What to sow in June: nigella, sunflower, calendula, candytuft, winter cabbage, salad vegetables, courgette, carrots, broccoli, swede, sweet corn€¦

Pruning raspberries video

Learn how to prune raspberries in our helpful video as we cover how to prune summer-fruiting floricanes or autumn-fruiting primocanes.

Thompson and Morgan supports Garden Re-Leaf Day

Thompson and Morgan supports Garden Re-Leaf Day by donating 50,000 packets of Rudbeckia 'Cherry Brandy' from the Alan Titchmarsh Collection to be used by hundreds of garden centres around the country in fund raising activities to raise money for Greenfingers, the garden industry charity creating…

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How to prune clematis

If you don’t prune your clematis, it’s likely to turn into a mass of tangled growth. Find out when and how to prune your clematis here.

How to Sow Small Seeds | Thompson and Morgan

Learn how to handle and sow small, fiddly seeds, which are more difficult to sow than larger species. Watch our handy video guide to sowing small seeds.

How To Grow Raspberries

Learn how to grow Raspberries easily, even in containers. TandM's guide to cultivating this delicious summer fruit saves you a fortune on supermarket punnets.

News archive May 2011

News Archive May 2011: Verbascum 'Blue Lagoon' at RHS Chelsea Flower Show, Kate's wedding bouquet€¦

Growing garlic in containers video

Learn how to grow garlic in containers with our video tutorial. Garlic can happily grow in a bags or container, and is perfect for beginner gardeners.

Japanese Knotweed | Weed Control | Gardening Information

This page provides advice on Japanese Knotweed in your garden. It's very unlikely that Japanese Knotweed has self seeded in your garden. Even when they do produce seed it rarely germinates or survives the first frosts. Japanese Knotweed spreads in the UK through its rhizomes and pieces of broken stem.

Reward offered for vintage Thompson and Morgan Seed Catalogues

Thompson and Morgan is searching for lost vintage catalogues from 1913 and 1914 - do you have one in your attic or garden shed? Read on to find out more€¦

Daisies | Bellis Perennis

Many delightful daisy varieties have been developed from the humble lawn daisy. Jean Andrews describes some of the daisies in her National Collection.

Belstead Allotments - How we got a composting toilet for our site

Mrs Christine Simpson from Belstead Allotments in Ipswich explains why she wanted a composting toilet for the site and how she went about it.

What Are Multi Tools Used For

Multi tools are an ideal gift for any gardener. They are extremely useful and can be kept in a pocket or on a belt. Multi purpose multi tools

What to sow and grow in November

What to sow in November: winter salads, windowsill herbs, spring onion, pak choi, broad bean, sweet peas, foxglove 'Camelot', verbascum, lupin, delphinium€¦

What to do in the garden in June

Pinch out the tips of bedding plants to encourage bushy growth and more flowers. Start side-shooting tomato plants. Ventilate greenhouses. More tips for June€¦

Top 10 Spring Flowering Bulbs

Read our Top 10 Guide to Spring Flowering Bulbs. Spring out of winter with a flourish of colour using TandM's guide to our top ten early flowering bulbs.

How To overwinter in a cold frame

Do you have tender plants that need care during winter? This article explains how to overwinter your plants in a cold frame.

Viburnum Beetle | Garden Pests and Diseases | Gardening Tips

Are your viburnum leaves looking lacy and damaged? Viburnum beetle is probably the cause - read our tips to control them and limit their damage.

How to grow parsnips

Learn how to sow and grow parsnips with our helpful guide. Here’s our complete guide on how and when to sow parsnips and when to harvest these tasty root veg.

Salad Leaves - a lot to be desired

In his final article on salad vegetables Harry Smith looks at some of the unusual alternatives to lettuce. For most of us, lettuce still forms the major part of the salads we eat, yet there are many highly palatable alternatives with which to ring the changes. They can not only add the spice of…

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