In the same way that many other plants do, lawn grasses may get infected with rust diseases, which cause the leaves to turn yellow and become ugly. Thankfully dealing with grass rust fungi is relatively straightforward. …
Do you ever wake up to find a hole in your lawn? Animals, kids or the unexplained, the sudden appearance of small holes in your lawn overnight is more common than you think. There are few…
Have you ever wondered how to cultivate a beautiful, green lawn? Then forking a lawn is one of the best ways to help achieve this. Aerating the lawn is one of the most important and effective…
School children in Aberdeen showed their flair for garden design by coming first in the nationwide Pocket Garden Design Competition. Pupils from Milltimber Primary and Cornhill Primary schools have been selected as winners in the Pocket…
In 2021 Epping Forest District Council, working in conjunction with the residents of the Ninefields Estate in Waltham Abbey looked to bring new gardens to the estate, with the aim of improving the visual landscape while…
The Royal Horticultural Society Gardening Week begins on the 26th April and there is hope that it will encourage pandemic ravaged souls to get back outdoors even if only into their garden and start creating beautiful…
One of the strange side-effects of the crisis on the Suez Canal has been the sudden shortage in the supply of garden gnomes that it has caused!. At a time of year where avid gardeners are…
Similar to the Caulders Scoctmid collaboration in Scotland, south of the boarder, Next and Homebase have also announced a tie up. This will see special small scale garden centres open up inside of some of Next’s…
The popularity of gardening as an activity and a hobby has again been highlight by news that the Co-Op chain, Scotmid, have launched of a series of ‘pop-up garden centres’ in some of their main stores….
