Just as the fork and spade are essential tools for gardeners, a propagator is part and parcel of the seed-raiser's armoury. Many seeds will germinate without help...
Silvery leaves can be a symptom of a fungal infection. Read our article for help on how to identify, treat and prevent silver leaf fungus.
This page details the terms and conditions of the 'Follow' us on Twitter prize draw.
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.
If you are looking to get a new greenhouse but not sure where to locate it, use our handy guide to help find the answers.
Are your pumpkins struggling to grow? Blame the unseasonal weather - but don't despair, there are still many ways to use small pumpkins.
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.
Learn how to grow butternut squash. Butternut squash are easy to grow through the summer and can be stored for months, find out how with TandM’s guide.
Welcome to our Social Community section of our website, where you can find information about our social networks, our forum, question and answer section, what's on and what our horticultural teams are up to.
If your pear leaves are looking ravaged, it may be pear leaf blister mite. Here are some ways to recognise and prevent damage from these bugs.
Garden wall and patio heaters are perfect if you want to spend more time outdoors in your garden but are put off because of the cold temperatures
To celebrate the opening of the Thompson and Morgan Garden at Jimmy's Farm this summer we are offering you the chance to win £100 of Thompson and Morgan plants.
Tomato stems looking mouldy and unhealthy? Could be tomato stem canker - learn how to treat it and prevent recurrence here.
This article outlines the history of geraniums, surveys the modern geranium varieties and most importantly, how to grow geraniums with success.
Climbing plants are great for covering fences, walls, trellis, arches or obelisks! We've put together a list of climbing plants for shade and sun.
Learn how to grow potatoes in the ground. If you have plenty of space in your vegetable garden, follow TandM's potato growing guide for the best results.
With our increasingly hot summers drought-resistant plants are becoming particularly useful for gardeners. Find out which drought-resistant plants are right for your garden
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.
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.
TandM guide to buying a BBQ, what type to choose, Gas or Charcoal and the different types of each that are available to buy
Thompson and Morgan has worked alongside Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew to develop a range of vegetables designed for pots, containers and small gardens.
Watch our video tutorial and learn how to grow asparagus. As a perennial, planting and growing asparagus takes a little more effort than growing other veg.
Plant up a three-tiered planter for spectacular colour on your patio this summer. Watch our video to learn how.
Root rot, or water mould, can look like waterlogging, but can be more dangerous. Learn how to identify, treat and prevent it here.
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.
A sturdy 3 tiered planter makes a fabulous addition to your patio. Learn how to put the three tiered planter together with our handy video guide.
Garden clocks are becoming ever more popular now that the age of the mobile phone is here. Read more about garden clocks in our article.
The Danish have a saying 'hygge' which roughly translates to cosy in English. So this is how to 'hygge' your garden and home
In the second part of his article about breeding fuchsias, Jack Wilson looks at the fuchsia hybridisation programme.
Birds are among the most welcome garden visitors. Read on to discover how to attract birds to your garden and help your local wildlife.
Create a butterfly garden and help save our native butterflies and moths. Learn about the best plants for butterflies with our handy guide.
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