Composting in the Garden with David Domoney
Home composting allows you to turn your household waste into nutrient rich organic matter for your garden. Setting up a corner for composting in the garden will supply you with so much goodness to get...
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Responsible Sourcing Scheme
Ever wondered how responsibly sourced the raw ingredients in a bag of compost are? At Evergreen Garden Care, we take our...
Growing in Raised Beds with David Domoney
Raised beds are a fantastic feature in the garden, allowing you to grow a wider range of plants, boost drainage of the...
What's your plant personality?
Are you a skilled botanist or do plants struggle to stick around in your company? We've created this quiz to help those...
What to do in your garden in May
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13 flowers for a scented summer garden
There is surely nothing more romantic and gently indulgent than enjoying the scents of your garden. Memories of a...
Petunia
Petunias are one of our most popular summer bedding plants, flowering throughout summer until the first severe frosts of...
Fuchsia
Fuchsias are one of the mainstays of the summer garden that produce masses of delightful, pendant, bell-like flowers for...
15 inspiring BBQ design ideas
Summer is upon us, and therefore of course, the barbecue season is in full swing! You may be having a number of guests...
Garden decking ideas
One of the best ways to create an amazing place to relax or entertain guests in your garden is to build a deck. There...
21 cool garden gadgets
Here’s our top cool garden gadgets to get you all hot under the collar this summer!
How weedkillers work
There are many types of weed and the type you have will determine the weedkiller you choose to get rid of them.
Common leaf problems
Plant leaves can sometimes change colour or produce unusual marks, blotches or even weird-looking structures on them.
Ants
There are many ways to kill ants but some are not as effective as others. Remember the ants that you see, walking about...
