This page provides advice on leaf blight in your garden. The brown spots may be fungal leaf blight or lily disease. This type of fungus spreads freely in wet, humid conditions. The best way of preventing it is to grow lilies in sunny, well ventilated positions where the foliage will dry out quickly…
Lilies can be prone to fungal infections. Find out more about them and what to do about them in this article from Thompson and Morgan.
A great way to involve children in gardening - learn how to grow sunflowers in this video.
Our new bird care range, now has a guide explaining which plants are best for birds. With bird feed and plants we have everything birds need
View Thompson and Morgan's glossary of gardening terms and take the jargon out of gardening.
Leaves browning prematurely? Perennials and woody plants infected with fungus? Here's what you can do about it, from the experts at TandM.
News archive April 2011: Peat, save the bees, trial grounds, save native butterflies, Best Buy tomatoes.
Watch our video on how to grow potted plants. Potted plants can be transplanted into the garden and grown on, but do need some care before doing so.
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Find info on water plants and aquatic equipment from Thompson and Morgan - Experts in the garden since 1885
Clematis plants are often classified according to their pruning requirements. Read our 'how to' guide to find out the correct time for pruning clematis.
News Archive March 2012: Duchess of Cambridge EACH visit, new plant packaging, plants for pollinators, hosepipe ban, bedding plants€¦
Tomato prices set to rise after planting delay in Spain
Treat your loved ones this Christmas with a gardening gift from Thompson and Morgan. A range of gifts, including indoor plants and bulbs, keepsakes and much more!
Leek rust is unsightly but mostly harmless. Learn how to deal with this fungal infection in this article from TandM's experts.
Thompson and Morgan's Flower and Vegetable of the Year are chosen for their appeal to all gardeners, amateur and professional alike, and because they have unique qualities to give them the edge over other flowers and vegetables available.
This page details the terms and conditions of the Twitter new plant name competiton
Grab some Black Friday plants, bulbs, gifts and garden supples deals with Thompson and Morgan on 25th November 2016.
This page provides advice on how to tell if your compost has been hot enough to kill off weed seeds.
When buying a greenhouse it is important to make sure you have a secure base for it. Our article helps you do this.
This article outlines the history of geraniums, surveys the modern geranium varieties and most importantly, how to grow geraniums with success.
Michael Perry's new gardening blog promises to bring hot-off-the-press news from Thompson and Morgan's new product development department.
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...
Learn how to grow Courgettes. Find out how easy it is to grow prolific courgette crops with TandM’s guide.
Bring your Thompson and Morgan catalogue to life with Layar, an interactive app which will bring the Thompson and Morgan catalogue to life in your hands
This month Michael Perry talks hydrangeas - these sturdy, stunning plants are easy to grow and care for and there are several varieties to choose from.
The best time to prune your goji is spring. Wait until the buds begin to break, as it will be easier to see where any stems have died back over winter.
Splitting logs is hard work. With our new guidelines we explain how to do it safely, and which tool is best to use.
Growing asparagus in the UK is simple, and once established, asparagus beds are relatively low maintenance. Read our how to grow asparagus guide.
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