Planting in beds and borders
To ensure plants establish quickly, grow properly and live a long time, you need to take a little time and effort over planting up your beds and borders.
To ensure plants establish quickly, grow properly and live a long time, you need to take a little time and effort over planting up your beds and borders.
Hydrangeas have a romantic elegance reminiscent of times gone by, and with their large, long- flowering blooms and...
Potting up seedlings and rooted cuttings and planting up Summer containers.
Silver birches ( Betula Pendula) are very much prized for their graceful appearance, particularly in winter when their...
Wallflowers are spring and summer-flowering bedding plants, providing a wealth of colour for beds, borders and...
Knowing when to prune roses is has to be one of the most common gardening quandaries of all time.
Rudbeckias have become one of our most popular garden plants in recent years.
Blooming in rich, vibrant colours, these rainbow rose bouquets definitely stand out to say the least!
There’s no doubt that if you want a tree with the wow factor in spring, then an ornamental or flowering cherry (Prunus)...
The Saguaro cactus is one of the most recognisable of all cacti, as its distinct shape features in many Western movies...
Carpets of bluebell flowers in woodlands are one of the most glorious sights of the British spring landscape - but...
Hardy geraniums – sometimes referred to as cranesbills – are among the most popular garden perennials. And it’s easy to...
Cornflowers are extremely colourful hardy annuals and look great in beds and borders, flowering from late spring and...
The common foxglove, Digitalis purpurea, is a common wild plant growing in woods and hedgerows.
Nasturtiums are extremely versatile summer-flowering plants.