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As their name suggests, glasshouse or greenhouse thrips thrive in greenhouses. They feed [...]

February newsletter: Roses are red, violets are blue Hi, With the first month [...]

Once you’ve put your plants to bed for winter, it’s likely you’re waiting [...]

Although earwigs can cause damage to plants, they like to feed on aphids. [...]

Sooty moulds are attracted to, and grow on, sugary substances. They are found [...]

Spring is just around the corner. If you have a greenhouse, February is [...]

There is nothing more welcome at this time of the year than the [...]

If you live near woodland or in other areas where deer are present, [...]

Blackfly are one of Britain’s most common and widespread aphid. They mainly colonise broad [...]

DIY crafts and interior design are increasing in popularity. Growing cut flowers for [...]

When buying houseplants, there are so many foliage options to go for, with [...]

Grey mould is a very common disease of both edible and ornamental plants, [...]

Bonsai trees are instantly recognisable, generally identified as miniature trees growing in the [...]

Stumperies have been around for a long time as features in gardens, but [...]

Lily beetle, as its name suggests, affects lilies and fritillaries and is now [...]

Potpourri is a way of bringing plants indoors and using these elements and [...]