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March Gardening Tips

When cutting the lawn for the first time of the year keep the mower blades high usually cutting off around one third of the length. Alternatively just mow a path through and plant some bulbs and wildflowers and watch your lawn come alive with colour and insects. If you have a propagator, heated greenhouse or…

January Gardening Tips

Help the birds at this cold time of year by hanging feeders in trees or shrubs around the garden, the birds will repay you by eating overwintering pests while awaiting their turn on the feeder. The best range of seed potatoes is available now; early ones can be chitted now by placing them in a…

February Gardening Tips

If you have Virginia creeper and Boston ivy growing on house walls they can be cut back now to help keep them clear of gutters and windows. Wisterias pruned in summer can have their side-shoots cut back now to around 5cm being careful not to remove any flower buds. Early potatoes can be chitted now,…

How to grow your own salad

Summer is the time to harvest your own salad and there is nothing like eating your own homegrown food. It is totally true what gardeners say, and that is, homegrown tastes best! At this time of year, when you grow your own food, you’ll find plenty of harvests from squash to brassicas, onions, fruit and delicious summer…

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15 gardening tips for August

It’s August, the holidays are here, and it’s time to really make the most of your garden. Borders are filled with late summer flowers, and there’s plenty to harvest in the vegetable plot! Keep your garden looking great this month with our top 15 gardening tips for August. Top 15 gardening tips for August

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15 gardening tips for August