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How to grow in a greenhouse

How to grow in a greenhouse

Whatever style of greenhouse you opt for - whether it’s a ‘lean-to’, a compact house or a larger one - it will open up new possibilities for you and extend your … Read more

21.03.2023

What type of Water is best for plants?

What type of Water is best for plants?

Water is one of the most crucial building blocks for plant growth. The rest of the ‘Big 5’ consists of oxygen, light, favourable temperature and nutrients. Inter … Read more

21.03.2023

Polytunnel Pest Control

Polytunnel Pest Control

When it comes to dealing with garden pests, the enclosed space of the polytunnel can be something of a double-edged sword. On the one hand, your crops are protec … Read more

21.03.2023

When Do I Add Compost To My Garden?

When Do I Add Compost To My Garden?

Whether it’s homegrown or store-bought, compost plays a vital role in the health of your soil, and healthy soil makes for healthy plant growth. But you may be as … Read more

21.03.2023

Keyhole Gardening

Keyhole Gardening

There are no bounds when it comes to creativity when it comes to gardening, and the keyhole garden is a pretty neat example. This raised bed method of grow … Read more

14.03.2023

Waist high garden beds

Waist high garden beds

One of the stereotypical images that might spring to mind when you think of someone gardening is someone on their hands and knees with a trowel. After all, the s … Read more

02.03.2023

Thermo Compost Bins - Product Spotlight

Thermo Compost Bins - Product Spotlight

If you're looking for a composting solution that's somewhere between a traditional static pile and the larger insulated composters, The Thermo range of composter … Read more

02.03.2023

Grow Your Own Oyster Mushrooms.

Grow Your Own Oyster Mushrooms.

We pay them scant attention and know so little about them, yet fungi are critical to our survival. They support us indirectly by recycling carbon rich orga … Read more

21.12.2022

Planting a Succulent Display

Planting a Succulent Display

The trouble with pots and planters made from ceramic or stone is that they are heavy (extremely heavy if we're talking about stone), and can split in a hea … Read more

20.12.2022