Companion planting is the practice of strategically pairing plants to mutually benefit one another.This is an age-old gardening technique that dates back at least 10,000 years. Companion planting offers many benefits including improved growth, pest deterrence and enhanced soil health. When it comes to berries, this approach can yield particularly sweet rewards. Understanding Companion Planting
The Clematis is a true garden gem, with the wide range of Clematis varieties offering a tapestry of colours from pristine whites to deep purples. Not only are they strikingly beautiful, but they also fit into gardens of almost any size – from sprawling countryside properties to compact urban spaces. Originating in east Asia, the
Any gardener who has grown their own fruit trees can attest to how satisfying enjoying homegrown produce can be. Not only do fruit trees add beauty to your garden, but they also provide you with a bountiful harvest that you can enjoy fresh, incorporate into meals or share with friends and family. Some fruit trees
With their soft petals, gorgeous colours and delightful fragrance, roses are a gardener’s dream. Rose bushes are hardier than they look, and can in fact be successfully grown in a wide variety of conditions and locations. Planting roses in pots is an elegant way to appreciate the beautiful blooms in a limited space — whether
