Divide perennial plants to increase your stock. Deadhead winter pansies to keep them flowering longer. Plant potatoes and sow parsnips now. Read more tips here€¦
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.
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What to sow in May: biennials, foxglove, sweet william, perennials, primula, aquilegia, godetia, sunflower, nasturtium, runner and French beans, melon, herbs€¦
Growing blueberries is really easy and can produce great results. Blueberry plants and bushes prefer an acid soil in a nice sunny or semi shaded position.
Read our Companion Planting Guide. TandM’s guide reveals which plants mutually benefit from being planted together.
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There are many varieties of flowers, fruit andamp; vegetables that are perfect for the patio. See our list of the best container plants for inspiration.
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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.
Pruning fuchsias is a simple task - just follow our easy step-by-step guide to when and how to cut back.
Garden Ready plants are larger plug plants for beds and baskets that can be planted straight into the garden. Buy yours online today.
Many flowers are edible such as nasturtiums and can make a delicious and attractive addition to recipes. View our Edible Flower Guide.
Growing your own may be the only way to have crops of purple sprouting broccoli in 2011. Find out more in our news article - Beat the Broccoli Shortage
Containers help utilise all the available space in your garden €“ they brighten up walls, fences and patios. Most plants can be grown in a container but some are better suited to this than others. We've put together a list of the best plants for containers, baskets, flower pouches and window boxes…
This page provides advice on when and how to prune a hypericum. Pruning a St John's Wort (Hypericum) can vary depending on the species you're growing.
View our list vegetables and flowers that you can order in September, to sow and see results from in the coming month!
Why spend a fortune on soft fruit when you can grow your own delicious raspberries and have fresher, tastier fruit. Find out how!
Horticultural questions and answers 23rd August 2013 - topics include: Runner beans not setting, how to use liquid fertiliser, organic cabbage white butterfly control, growing Rhododendrons from cuttings, powdery mildew on Lupins, Gardenia not flowering.
Bulbs are a reliable and easy source of colour in the garden - find out how to plant bulbs in this handy video guide.
Container gardening offers a world of opportunity in tiny town gardens, concreted areas, and even on balconies. Coming back year after year, perennial plants in pots are an easy solution to brightening up your patio or balcony areas! We've put together some simple patio container ideas to help you…
Horticultural questions and answers 10th August 2012 - topics include: Thinning pumpkin fruits, Slug resistant plants, Propagating penstemon from seed, Yellow plum leaves, Apple scab.
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Getting your garden ready for spring will help make the growing season a little less hectic. Read our Top 10 tips to prepare your garden for spring.
Horticultural questions and answers 21st January - topics include: Growing melons, Pruning climbing fuchsias, Growing cut flowers for a constant supply, Wind breaks, Pruning clematis montana, Winter pansy problems
Whilst the soil is still warm you can plant up these vegetables now so that they will quickly establish prior to the cold winter weather. Why not also try some autumn planting shallots and rhubarb?
Our informative Plants for a Purpose guides are ideal for helping gardeners to pick the right plant for the right place and purpose.
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Ever fancied growing a giant pumpkin? Read our step-by-step guide and you may even produce a record-breaker! Just make sure your garden is big enough€¦
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.
What plants, seeds, flowers, vegetables to sow and grow in your garden this October
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horticultural questions and anwers 15th October - topics include: Planting hanging baskets, bedding plants for a south facing garden, storing begonias over winter, why onions bolt, how to kill invasive bamboo, growing globe artichokes in containers.
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