Bumper summer for butterflies
Our gardens could be on the brink of a bumper summer of butterflies, with a warm, dry spring and a very hot early summer raising hopes of an abundant season for some of the nation’s best-loved species…
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Gardening jobs for September
September – the month of transition September is one of the most rewarding months in the garden. The intense heat of summer has usually eased, the soil is still warm from months of sunshine, and autumn rainfall hopefully has just returned. These conditions create the perfect environment for planting, dividing and renovating the garden. While summer flowers may be fading, …
FLOWER FOCUS
Threatened plants need you!
Ten different types of plants including aubrieta and berberis are now at risk as they fail to find a home in National Plant …
Daisy delights
A common sight in almost all our gardens, the daisy in its many forms and colours Is a delightful sign that spring has arriv…
Roses, roses all the way!
Roses are one of the essential garden plants: easy to grow, long-lived, perfect for cut flowers, with sensational scents, fu…
House plants to bring winter cheer
Bringing the garden indoors by being creative with indoor plants can lift our mood especially through the winter months. It …
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Editor's Pick of the Week
Practical solutions like replacing high allergen plants and shrubs and employing a sensible regime …
