Brown rot is a fungus that affects fruit and ornamental trees. Here's how you can prevent it, and treat it if it's affected your own garden.
We understand that having too many options can be daunting. View our range of selector guides to find your perfect plant, ideal potato or help you understand fruit rootstock codes and more
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.
An article explaining what F1 hybrids are and assesses their advantages and disadvantages by Thompson and Morgan
Planting up your pond is not as tricky as it sounds. Learn about aquatic zones and how to choose the best aquatic plants for your garden pond.
View our fruit rootstock guide to help you decide what size fruit tree is most suitable for your garden.
We've joined forces with the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew to select two collections of seeds for gardeners. View The Kew and Urban Garden Collection ranges.
Because it takes so long to germinate many gardeners have trouble raising parsley. David Batty explains how to get round the problem. The cultivation of parsley goes back at least to the Ancient Greeks who used it to crown their athletes, and also wore it to fend off drunkenness! It has long been…
Take a look at our top ten Perennial Plants. TandM’s guide reveals the best easy to grow, long-life alternatives to annuals.
Team Profiles; Sue Foster. Horticultural advisor to the web team.
How to grow your own mushrooms with easy to use mushroom cultivation kits, spawn and dowels.
Euonymus scale can damage leaves by sucking sap from the plant. Find out how to control infestation and limit damage to your garden here.
This article outlines the history of geraniums, surveys the modern geranium varieties and most importantly, how to grow geraniums with success.
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€¦
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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.
Find out how to redeem your promotional, catalogue or newspaper code on the Thompson and Morgan website.
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'.
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.
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.
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.
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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.
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