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Save the English Apple Tree with Copella and Thompson and Morgan

Thompson and Morgan have teamed up with Copella, the UK's favourite apple juice, in a major on-pack promotion in Sainsbury stores this summer. Throughout August and September, you can receive a free Cox's Orange Pippin apple tree from Thompson and Morgan, by collecting 3 promotional codes from…

Award Winning Buddleja 'Buzz'andtrade;

Award Winning Buddleja 'Buzz'andtrade; Names Best New Plant Variety at the 2010 Grower of the Year Awards, Buddleja 'Buzz'andtrade; is the first buddleja to be specifically bred as a dwarf variety. Unlike tradition Buddleja plants that can grow too tall and become unruly, Buddleja 'Buzz'andtrade;…

How To Grow Wistera

Wisteria is the quintessential climber, but for many gardeners the idea of all that pruning and training just feels far too complicated. But it's not as tricky as you might think. Follow our guide to learn how to grow and prune wisteria.

News Archive March 2012

News Archive March 2012: Duchess of Cambridge EACH visit, new plant packaging, plants for pollinators, hosepipe ban, bedding plants€¦

How To Prolong Your Christmas Tree

Read our tips on how to prolong your Christmas tree and keep it looking good right throughout the festive season

Winter Hanging Basket Master Class

Create beautiful winter hanging basket displays for your garden in 10 easy steps. Let our expert, Michael Perry guide you with his helpful winter hanging basket video.

Growing basil video

Follow our growing basil video tutorial and learn how to grow this versatile herb on a windowsill or in your kitchen garden.

Facebook questions December 12th

Horticultural questions and answers 12th December - Topics include: blackleg on pelargonium cuttings, pinching out coleus plants, heeling in bareroot magnolia plants, propagating hyacinths, collecting seeds.

Request a Free Catalogue

Request your free copy of the latest flower and vegetable seed and plant catalogues from Thompson and Morgan

Perfect Plants for Beginners

Plants for a Purpose

Our informative Plants for a Purpose guides are ideal for helping gardeners to pick the right plant for the right place and purpose.

How We Grow and Send Your Plants

Find out how we grow and send your plants and seeds. Learn how TandM send out your chosen plants, plugs, bulbs and seeds in this simple guide.

Trees for Small Gardens

When choosing trees for small gardens it is worth considering just how much space you have and which seasons of interest best suit your planting scheme. Trees can bring all sorts of interest to your garden whether through flowers, foliage, fruit or bark; and can create colour and interest all year…

Roses | Pruning | Gardening Information

This page provides advice on how to prune a rose in your garden. It's best to leave the new growth and prune your roses in February, when growth starts again. When pruning your roses, cut out any diseased or dead shoots first. Cut the remaining strong shoots to about 15cm from the base, making the…

Free Bird Guide and Birdsong CD Inside The Telegraph

Bedding Plant Varieties

How to plant a hardy perennial border

Growing hardy perennials in an herbaceous border is simple and rewarding. Follow our 5 step guide to success!

Top ten Autumn tips to prepare your garden for Winter

Your crops have been harvested, and the exuberant summer colour has faded from your borders €“ but don't be fooled into thinking that it's all over until next spring. Autumn is a busy time in the garden, clearing away the decaying vegetation of the summer and preparing the garden for the cold…

Hanging Baskets from Seed

Hanging baskets add a whole new dimension to gardening. Find out how to plant hanging baskets in our gardening guide.

Thompson and Morgan Question and Answer Session 15th October 2010

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.

Facebook question

Horticultural questions and answers18th March - topics include: Pruning Tree Paeonies, Removing Dandelions from lawns, Pruning Camellias, Pricking out seedlings, Growing Echinacea plants

How to grow parsley

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…

How To Grow Butternut Squash | Thompspon and Morgan

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.

Planting up a flower pouch video

Learn how to plant up a flower pouch with our video. Flower pouches are perfect for covering walls and fences and are easy to fill - once you know how!

How to Assemble and Plant up a Flower Ballandtrade;

Watch our video to find out how to assemble and plant up a Flower Ballandtrade;. You can create stunning hanging baskets too with our easy to follow how to video guide.

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

The Millennium Seed Bank

Kew's Millennium Seed Bank partnership is the largest ex-situ plant conservation project in the world. Thompson and Morgan works in partnership with Kew offering the Kew Collection of Flowers, Kew Kids and the Urban Garden Collection. A royalty is paid to Kew from the sale of every packet in this range.

Tokely's Tales Gardening Blog - June 2012

Despite unseasonal weather, Andrew Tokely's allotment is doing remarkably well and the vegetables are almost ready to harvest. Work in his gardens is ongoing too...read the June issue of Andrew Tokely's gardening blog here.

Yellowing Clematis Leaves | Pests and Diseases | Gardening Information

This page provides advice on yellowing clematis leaves in your garden. It is normal for plants to shed leaves as they age, particularly those at the base of the plant that are starved of light...

Hedge Planting Guide

How do you choose between buying potted hedge plants and bare root hedging? Hedges provide a living boundary, screens from neighbours or the road. Factors to consider when buying hedge plants include speed of growth, budget, size required.

Patio Fruit | Pruning | Gardening Information

This page provides advice on whether you need to prune my patio fruit trees and how to prune your patio fruit trees. Yes, you should prune your patio fruit in exactly the same way as you would prune larger fruit trees.

How to Grow your Plants

Whether your plants are delivered as bareroots, bulbs or plugs, you can follow our step by step guides to get your plants off to the best possible start.

Trees and shrubs from seed

Trees and shrubs from seed, including Bonsai and pruning and trimming advice

Staghorn Tree | Weed Control | Gardening Information

This page provides advice on how to get rid of an invasive staghorn (sumach). Sounds as though your Staghorn tree (Sumach) is taking over! Unfortunately this is a common problem with Sumachs as they respond by profuse suckering when the main stem is removed.

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Thompson and Morgan Facebook Question and Answer Session 16th September

Horticultural questions and answers 16th September - Topics include: How to prune Rhododendrons, Growing Butternut Squash, Underplanting a Beech Hedge, Harvesting Seeds, Overwintering Peach Trees