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What to do in the garden in March
Learn what to do in the garden in March. TandM shows what to fruit, veg and flowers to plant and sow in your garden in this early Spring month.
The Alan Titchmarsh Collection - Gardening made easy with Alan Titchmarsh
The Alan Titchmarsh Collection - Gardening made easy with Alan Titchmarsh - delight your senses with a specially designed range and hints and tips from Alan Titchmarsh.
Autumn Leaves Photo Competition
Kick up the autumn leaves and see what you find! Then take a photograph and enter it into our autumn leaves photo competition.
Potato Recipe Prize Draw Terms and Conditions
Send in your favourite potato recipe to be in with a chance to win up to andpound;25 in Thompson andamp; Morgan vouchers. Celebrating National Potato Week 2012.
Rabbits | Garden Pests and Diseases | Gardening Tips
Rabbits can cause carnage in your garden - follow our guide to recognising and preventing rabbit damage before it gets out of hand (hint: physical barriers help!)
Recipes | Fat Free Cherry Cake
A fat free cherry cake that is just delicious. A great way to use up your spare cherries that you may have grown in the garden.
Michael Perry's Gardening Blog May 2012 - Chelsea Flower Show
This week Michael visits the RHS Chelsea Flower Show and reports on the highlights and his favourite displays in the Grand Pavilion.
Russian Vine Weed | Weed Control | Gardening Information
This page provides advice on how to get rid of Russian vine weed in your garden. As you have probably found, Russian Vine (Fallopia baldschuanica) can be very invasive€¦its other common name is Mile-a-Minute plant! Firstly, cut the plant back hard to just a few feet above ground level.
News Archive July 2011
News Archive July 2011: Composting toilet, tips from gardening experts, open weekend, award-winning flowers, fruit and vegetables.
Planting up patio bags gardening video
Use patio grow bags to bring easy colour to your patio, courtyard or balcony. Follow our video and learn how to plant up your patio bags.
What are Obelisks
Obelisks provide support for climbing or rambling plants and can add both character and style to your garden. Find out more about obelisks in our guide
Autumn Planting Bulbs
Plant autumn planting bulbs in your garden borders or patio pots and add colour to your garden. Buy 4 packs of autumn planting bulbs and get the cheapest pack free.
Breeding Fuchsias: Part 1: From Seed
Jack Wilson has successfully bred fuchsias for a number of years. Here he describes his techniques of breeding and growing fuchsias from seed.
Using slow release fertiliser video
Learn why slow release fertilisers are great for feeding container displays. These pellets help to give you fantastic colour from your patio plants.
Grow Your Own
Get everything you need to grow your own beautiful flowers or delicious crops of fruit and vegetables. We have an extraordinary range of equipment and fertilisers to help you.
Top 10 Greenhouse Accessories
If you're looking to maximise space in your greenhouse or treating yourself to a new gadget. Take a look at our top 10 greenhouse accessories article for ideas.
How to prune Honeyberries
Other than removing any dead or misplaced stems, it’s best to leave honeyberries alone for the first three years. Read our advice on how to grow and prune honeyberries.
Scale Insects | Garden Pests and Diseases | Gardening Tips
Scale insects infect a wide range of plants, causing unsightly lumps and bumps, sucking sap and leaving sticky residues. Learn how to prevent infestation and deal with the issues here.
What greenhouse to buy?
What greenhouse to buy? Greenhouse style and usage advice from Thompson and Morgan - Experts in the garden since 1885
Trialled and Tested Varieties
At Thompson and Morgan we trial over 1000 plants each year before we decide which ones are good enough to offer to our customers. It can sometimes take years of trialing to introduce a new product into the range.
Michael Perry's Gardening Blog July 2012 - Unusual Things to Eat
In this week's gardening blog Michael Perry talks about unusual fruit and vegetables and edible flowers. Read more...
How to prune raspberries
Regular pruning is easy, but essential to prevent raspberry canes becoming overcrowded, which will gradually weaken them. Find out when and how to prune them here.
Tokely's Tales Gardening Blog - April 2012
The recent hosepipe ban and subsequent deluge of rain and spell of cold weather has slowed down progress in Andrew Tokely's garden and on his allotment, but as ever, there is still plenty to do!
Christmas Twitter Competition
Win your perfect Christmas gift with Thompson and Morgan's Twitter Christmas giveaway.
What Type of Greenhouse Should I Buy
Depending on the type of garden you have, and the amount of room will determine the type of greenhouse you will want to buy. See our guide
How to grow tomatoes step1
Grow your own tomatoes and you'll be eating fresh, tasty toms straight from the vine! Our easy step-by-step guide helps you get the most from your tomato seeds.
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…
Seed Sowing - Where did I go wrong?
If you have ever experienced problems with seed germination or with pricking out and hardening your seedlings, we've put together all the possible reasons for these failures, and how to avoid them next year!
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