David’s Blog
How to protect container plants and pots from winter frost
Plants love to grow in pots during summer, but they are exposed to the [...]
Light up our streets NOW for the NHS this Christmas
I’m urging Britain to light up our streets NOW for the NHS this Christmas [...]
Sunday Mirror article: Give it a glow with Illumination Street
Christmas has been on everyone’s mind this week, with worries that we might not [...]
Top job for November: Making leaf mould
Use the falling autumn leaves to you benefit your garden by creating leaf [...]
November recipe: Cranberry & lentil bake
Bring some wintery flavour to your dishes as we creep closer to festive season [...]
Say get well soon with plants and send a smile
Send a smile by giving a plant as a get well soon to a [...]
Plants for purpose: Plants for a garden path
Garden paths come in all different shapes and sizes but it’s what’s planted [...]
Top ten plants for November
Just because it’s getting colder and gloomier outside it doesn’t mean your garden can’t [...]
Don’t be a flaming hedgehog killer
It’s November, which means Guy Fawkes Night will soon be upon us. So, when [...]
Planting for areas with high wind
Strong winds can be a gardener’s worst nightmare, especially salty winds in coastal [...]
Fruits to plant in autumn
There are many fruits to plant in autumn, and [...]
Overwintering crops in your garden
Though our gardens may have slowed down a bit, they never come to a [...]
How to create autumn garden colour using late-flowering plants
Autumn is in full swing as are the orange and reds of the season. [...]
What tools does a beginner gardener need?
Walking into a garden centre as a brand new gardener can be absolutely bewildering. [...]
Sunday Mirror article: Ways to make wildlife welcome
Britain was once entirely covered in woodland and home to many wildlife species. But [...]
What to do with a pumpkin after Halloween
Once Halloween is over and the trick or treaters have been and gone, [...]
