What are the golden rules for making compost?
Golden Rules Good drainage is essential for the very best results so the bin (or heap) should be placed directly […]
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How do I make garden compost?
For some reason making garden compost has been swaddled in an air of myth and mystery and yet it is […]
What can I grow to eat right now?
Jean Vernon suggests a few fast and fresh things to grow now for some extra ingredients for your menus
What are Tree Lilies?
Looking like lilies on steroids, tree lilies produce towering stems that are capable of carrying up to 30, dinner plate sized blooms in summer. Apart from their dramatic good looks, the flowers possess an intoxicating scent that makes spending time outside a true sensory experience.
My Flower Power Plant Food Story – Creating Basket Envy
By feeding their plants with Flower Power, the Gardening Guys unwittingly set the standard way above the bar locally
How do I overwinter my tender and half-hardy plants
WIth winter fast approaching Geoff Stonebanks offers his hard earned advice regarding overwintering plants
Meet Martyn Cox
Spreading the love of gardening in a friendly accessible way is at the very core of Richard Jackson’s Garden. That’s why we are delighted to welcome Martyn Cox as our NEW Brand Ambassador
What is companion planting?
Some plants offer additional benefits when grown in close proximity with others. Jean Vernon explores
What’s seasonal in the late summer garden?
Tamsin Westhorpe reminds us why September is a month to savour and celebrate. Late flowering perennials and seasonal fruit take her fancy.
Five things to see at RHS Hampton Court Palace Garden Festival 2019
Jean Vernon selects five things you need to seek out at this year’s Hampton Court Palace Garden Festival
How can I be a better summer gardener?
If you thought spring was busy in the garden, Geoff Hodge shows you how to slow down a bit for summer
Ideas to take home from RHS Chelsea 2019
There are so many inspirational gems at this year’s RHS Chelsea Flower Show, many are unachievable in most gardens, but here are five ideas from this year’s show to take home for your plot
