David’s Blog
Top Ten Plants June 2026
June 2026 brings gardens alive with colour, scent, longer evenings, and beautiful seasonal planting [...]
What is the Chelsea Chop?
Learn how the Chelsea chop keeps herbaceous perennials bushier, neater, upright, and flowering for [...]
David Domoney’s May Newsletter 2026
Welcome to my monthly newsletter, featuring gardening advice, latest prize draws, video updates and [...]
Plants for a Purpose – Plants for a New Build Garden
Create a thriving new build garden with resilient plants, budget-friendly ideas and practical soil [...]
Top Job – Training young climbers
Simple tips for training climbers to create height, colour, privacy and structure in your [...]
Top Ten Plants May 2026
Discover beautiful plants bringing colour, texture and seasonal charm to our gardens in May [...]
Flowering Cherry Tree: How to Grow One in Your Garden
As spring bursts into bloom, a flowering cherry tree becomes the star of our [...]
David Domoney’s April Newsletter 2026
Welcome to my monthly newsletter, featuring gardening advice, latest prize draws, video updates and [...]
Plants for a Purpose – Plants for a Rain Garden
Rain gardens reduce flooding, manage runoff beautifully, and support resilient, wildlife-friendly planting in changing [...]
Top Job – How to Stake Tall Perennials
Stake tall perennials early using supports to prevent flopping, breakage and damage as they [...]
Top Ten Plants April 2026
Learn about some great plants to add variety and interest to your April 2026 [...]
The 10 best herbs to grow for beginners
Herbs are delicious, full of nutrients, and easy for beginner gardeners to grow as [...]
How to grow your own rhubarb
Rhubarb is a wonderful plant to add to your garden, growing delicious and bright [...]
How to grow Erysimum or wallflowers in your garden
Erysimum or wallflowers are popular spring plants with vibrant flowers available in many bright [...]
David Domoney’s March Newsletter 2026
Welcome to my monthly newsletter, featuring gardening advice, latest prize draws, video updates and [...]
Plants for a Purpose – Early Spring Butterfly and Bee Plants
Plant early spring butterfly and bee plants to provide nectar when pollinators need it [...]
