Learn how to grow runner beans in your garden by following our video tutorial. With advice on sowing runner beans to harvesting, watch today.
Late blight is a serious and widespread disease of the Solanaceae family. It is often called potato blight or tomato blight as it particularly affects these crops, and can destroy a tomato or potato crop in as little as 10 days. However the causal pathogen is the same. This destructive fungal…
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Raised beds are fantastic for those with heavy clay soil and will take the bending out of gardening! They drain well and will warm up much faster in the spring, giving you earlier crops. Raised garden beds can be used to grow both flowers and vegetables, and with our easy-to-use raised bed kits you…
Harvest your veg - lift onions and shallots once the leaves have died back. Protect fruit crops from hungry birds - use netting or bird scarers. More tips here€¦
In warm, sunny areas petunias are amongst the most showy and reliable summer bedding plants. Graham Rice explains how to grow them from seed and chooses the best varieties for ideal and less than ideal conditions...
At Thompson and Morgan, we love sharing customer recipes. If you grow cucumbers, you've got to try this homemade pickle.
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Let us inspire you with our new spring varieties 2015! Take a look at our new varieties including our own breeding variety Dwaft Buddleja 'Buzz Candy Pink'.
Many delightful daisy varieties have been developed from the humble lawn daisy. Jean Andrews describes some of the daisies in her National Collection.
Although there are probably many more flowers in the garden which can be eaten safely we would recommend that you confine yourself to trying the ones mentioned here and avoid anything that has not been widely recommended.
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In this, the first of a short series on delphiniums, David Bassett discusses growing the cultivated forms of delphinium from seed.
One of the worst problems for the gardener is when seedlings collapse and die. Dr. Dorothy Derbyshire explains what damping off is and how to prevent it.
Ian Hodgson continues his course for beginner gardeners by describing the basic techniques of seed sowing.
Botrytis is a common fungus that appears as a grey, fuzzy 'mould' on plants. The experts at TandM have put together some tips on how to deal with it here.
Unless they’re being trained, magnolias don’t need regular pruning. In fact, it’s best to avoid pruning established trees unless absolutely necessary. Find out more here.
Learn how to create a classic, fragrant Sweet Pea garden. Follow the step by step guide at TandM from sowing to cutting.
Pruning buddleja is easy, providing you know which type you have – different varieties are cut back at different times of the year. Learn when and how to prune your buddleja here.
For reduced maintenance in your garden, why not turn to shrubs? They're like the main character in a border, with perennials and bulbs acting as the supporting cast. With structure, impact and reliable year after year colour, it won't take you long to see a return on your investment!
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Most plants need light to grow and keep them healthy, but not all plants need light to germinate, and, as we shall see, some seeds find light a hindrance.
You don't need a river or stream running through your garden to grow watercress. Find out how to grow watercress at home with our guide.
You don't need an allotment to grow your vegetables. View our 'How To' vegetable gardening guides to learn how to grow some of your favourite garden vegetables.
Shrubs and climbers are great for adding interest and filling gaps in your garden. View our range of garden shrubs and climbing plants.
New varieties featuring in the Thompson and Morgan Summer range of plants for 2016. Featuring: Meconopsis, Clematis, Hydrangea, Cornus, Lavender and Camellia.
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.
Buddleja Buzzandtrade; will grow in almost any well drained soil. And because it's a dwarf variety it will grow just as happily in a container on your patio.
Learn how to grow Runner Beans. TandM’s guide shows how easy it is to produce huge crops from your own garden.
Whatever fruit trees, bushes or plants you would like to grow in your garden, view our our handy Fruit 'How To' gardening guides will help you get the best from your fruiting plants.
Michael Perry, Thompson and Morgan's New Product Development Manager, shares his top 5 fuchsia plants, available from Thompson and Morgan.
Pruning blueberries is really straight forward! We show you how to prune blueberries in this video guide.
View our gardening guides section full of expert horticultural gardening advice and top tips to help you get the most from your garden
What to sow in December: begonia, geranium, antirrhinum, laurentia, cyclamen, windowsill herbs, winter salad leaves, hardy broad beans, exhibition onions€¦
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