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With their big flowerheads and bold foliage, hydrangeas are a superb choice for shady borders, adding structure and beautiful late summer colour. With the

Every gardener knows how infuriating it can be to see your newly planted seedlings devoured by slugs or your broad bean crop smothered in

Mulching your soil annually is one of the best things you can do for your garden, improving soil structure and nutrient levels and giving

It’s time to prepare your garden for autumn so you can be sure that your outdoor space is ready for the colder months ahead.

There are so many benefits of companion planting, and how to do it in your garden is really easy with just a few tips.

Wondering why having a diverse plant selection matters is a question that is often asked by gardeners, especially beginner gardeners. So if you hear

Want to improve the look of your shed while boosting the biodiversity of your garden? A green roof could be just what you’re after.

When the first flush of summer flowers is over, gardens can start to look a bit tired by the time August arrives. But don’t

The sight of a flowering plant covered in busily buzzing bees brings joy to any gardener’s heart, and for good reason! Pollinators are essential

Harvesting your own home-grown food is one of the joys of gardening, whether you grow your vegetables in an allotment, a kitchen garden or

For many of us, gardening is a way to connect with the natural world, so we want to be sure that when we’re gardening,

It’s August, the holidays are here, and it’s time to really make the most of your garden. Borders are filled with late summer flowers,