Thuja or Western Red / White Cedar I get asked this quite often what the differences are between the different types of Thujas as they are all fairly similar to the untrained eye however hopefully this guide below will help...
At this time of the year we always get asked about Rootball plants and how they differ to our potted plants. In this Blog I will go into a bit of detail about our Rooball plants and what it means...
It is a busy time of the year at the moment, with Christmas looming ahead, presents need buying and arrangements to see distant family need organising, even rushing to complete those last few jobs that need doing before you go...
Year after year, perennial plants provide UK gardeners with the colour and vibrance they need to brighten up any landscape. Their ability to weather harsh British winters, while at the same time maintaining their attractive foliage, ensure they remain a...
Making the most of a smaller garden is not always an easy task. While design, layout and garden accessories can all play key roles in defining your garden, you will be amazed at the impact something as simple as the...
We have put together different aspects of the garden and come up with a mixture of shrubs and perennials to give you some creative ideas. Plants Suitable For Heavy Shade - you can still have beautiful flowers and borders even in...
Pests Plants affected: Normally a greenhouse pest, does enjoy fuchsias and tomatoes Symptoms: Clouds of tiny white triangular moths are found on the underside of leaves. Black sooty mould may also be seen on the leaves Control: Resistant to most...
Rust Plants affected: The most affected are broad beans, roses, fuchsia and hollyhocks Symptoms: Patches of irregular discoloration on the foliage and stems. On close inspection these are circular and tend to be dark orange, brown, yellow or red spots...
How to make the most of your small family garden One of the main things we all look for when buying a new house is a decent sized garden. There’s no better feeling than enjoying a summers night, relaxing in...
Bare Root Hedging It's only for a starter sized hedge and when thinking on this option you should read all this section. There is a risk to bare root plants, can we repeat that again in case you skimmed over...
Pyracantha or Firethorn If you need to stop a lion eating your livestock, plant Pyracantha. There have been many burglars claiming damages from householders for using them to stop them getting in to their properties. They are viciously prickly, but...
Buxus Or Box Buxus sempervirens is a true garden classic. Box hedging is a popular evergreen that provides much needed structure. As an architectural plant, Box is the perfect plant for edging borders and using as topiary, withstanding frequent shaping...
