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Roses Roses really need no introduction. Prized the world over for the beauty of their flowers, which are often richly fragrant, these woody perennials are beloved by gardeners, romantics, poets and perfumiers alike. There are more than 300 rose species...
If you want to create full, lush plant coverage across all parts of your garden, you’ll need to contend with those shadier areas that don’t get as much sun. Fortunately, there are plenty of plants that thrive in these conditions,...
Easy Edibles to Grow This Winter
Growing your own produce Growing your own edible produce at home is a worthy goal for any gardener. Not sure where to start? Go for easy-to-grow, high yielding varieties suited to the conditions you have available in your garden. Here...
Roses are far less work than many people think - in fact, they’re generally quite hardy. That said, they are vigorous growers, and regular pruning is essential to keep rose bushes tidy and manageable, as well as minimise pests and...
What Are Seed Potatoes? When you first hear the term ‘seed potatoes’, you’d be forgiven for thinking it refers to potatoes grown from seed. That’s not quite the case, though. Seed potatoes are actually potato tubers - specifically, ones that...
Top Tips To Prepare for Your Autumn Planting
As the weather cools, hopefully bringing the right balance of rain to your region, the soil still remains warm which makes Autumn such an ideal season for planting. We show how investing in some simple soil preparation will ensure your...
Innovation That's Breaking New Ground for Gardeners
We embrace technology and change in so many parts of our lives. However there is one piece of equipment, integral to our gardening that has remained unchanged for centuries. Until now … We met with Michael Paino, a builder by...
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Succulents are not a particular species or even a family of plants. Instead, they are a diverse group that shares some particular traits, the most recognisable of which is their pleasingly thick, fleshy stems and leaves. These plants are adapted...
Flowering bulbs may steal the show in spring, but autumn is when it all begins. For a breathtaking floral display from September onwards, it’s essential to start planning now to get your bulbs in the ground before winter. Read on...