Here we are in a “new” year, hopefully, one not quite as crazy as the last. There has been a steady increase in people returning to gardening or perhaps starting for the first time due to the influx

Autumn is probably our favourite time of year in the garden. The really hot days are gone and so are most of the destructive gully winds, leaving us with cool nights followed by mild sunny days. Thus, the perfect time of the year for establishing new plantings in your gardens.

It’s almost impossible to predict the weather at the moment. One day we’re sweltering through 40-plus degrees, and the next, we’re almost digging in the wardrobe for a jumper because it’s gotten cold

Welcome To The New Year! Hello, and welcome to a brand new year. Let’s take a look at some things happening, and to do in the garden this month. January is quite often a time of change for a lot of

As winter nears its end for another year, it's time to turn our attention to the garden and begin some essential pruning practices. Pruning during the colder months is an integral part of maintaining

Autumn Is Here! Here we are in March already, and didn’t February go out in style!! I hope your gardens all survived that stretch of very hot weather. This month has started quite mild but March can

Autumn is here already, my favourite season, and the time of year when the list of things to do in the garden gets so much bigger. Now is definitely the best time of year to plant trees and shrubs.

Autumn is upon us already, personally my favourite season, with the cooler weather, it brings with it a growing list of ‘to dos’ in the garden. Always Think A Season Ahead Autumn is definitely the

Well, here we are in December again! I’m not sure where the year has gone, and although I know I’m getting older, the years seem to fly past with incredible speed. Now that Christmas is almost upon

Christmas Is Coming! Another month has slid by and we are starting the run towards Christmas, a sure sign being the Pageant happening this Saturday. Not sure where the year goes! Typical spring

With all the restrictions now in place due to Covid-19, along with fears of food security, we have seen an extraordinary rise in the numbers of people looking to grow their own veggies and fruit to the point where there is a shortage of both vegetable seedlings and seeds! Learn more...

One of the things you can do to help your garden cope in winter is to regularly apply a seaweed-based product as a foliar spray. These products not only help plants in hot weather, but they really help against stress produced by very cold conditions too however don’t forget to treat indoor plants to