We’re having some pretty hot weather this summer, so here are a few tips to help your garden survive the heat including mulching, irrigation and plant care.

Find out the best ways to look after that lawn and be prepared before we head into the summer months.

It’s now November, the “Cups” been run and won and we’re just about to have the Pageant (sort of anyway) which signals the start of the run into Christmas as well as the approach of summer. This generally means higher temperatures although so far we’ve been lucky and had a fairly mild and dampish sp

Here are some expert tips on how to tackle those gardening tasks in June.

December, and the beginning of this month have certainly proved to be challenging for gardens and gardeners with both of us feeling a little dried out.

Welcome to our 2021 June Garden Notes. We’ve had some nice rain in the last week; however, the subsoil is still dry so keep an eye out for plants that may be drying out. The soil is also getting

Here are some useful products and tips on how best to tackle those winter gardening jobs.

Welcome to the February Garden Notes. The weather is very unpredictable at the moment, reaching for the sunscreen one day and looking for a jacket the next!

We’ve now ticked over into autumn, my favourite time of year and in my opinion the very best time of year to get out into the garden and plant.

Here we are in a “new” year, hopefully, one not quite as crazy as the last. There has been a steady increase in people returning to gardening or perhaps starting for the first time due to the influx

Autumn is probably our favourite time of year in the garden. The really hot days are gone and so are most of the destructive gully winds, leaving us with cool nights followed by mild sunny days. Thus, the perfect time of the year for establishing new plantings in your gardens.

With all the restrictions now in place due to Covid-19, along with fears of food security, we have seen an extraordinary rise in the numbers of people looking to grow their own veggies and fruit to the point where there is a shortage of both vegetable seedlings and seeds! Learn more...