Monthly Archive: March 2019

Planning a new garden pond then get your Heron in early

If you are planning to build a new garden pond with some fish then your first move should be to establish a statue of a heron ideally even before you start digging the pond....

Controlling ground elder thats taken over your garden

  Dealing with ground elder in your garden can become a difficult task once it has taken hold. While chemical weedkillers are an option, some gardeners prefer to avoid them. In such cases, smothering...

6 Benefits of Regular Tree Trimming and Removal

Being a homeowner comes with many responsibilities. You need to keep the environment beautiful and clean throughout. You need tree services because trimming the trees is one of the things you must do every...

Lawn Care Secrets: How to Prepare Your Yard for Spring

Many homeowners and gardeners wait until late spring or the start of summer before getting the lawn in good condition. To ensure a healthy and vibrant lawn, you should be maintaining it all year...

Installing ground sheeting to help prevent weed in your garden

Numerous types of ground sheeting are available in the market for preventing weed growth. However, many of these products are not suitable for their intended purpose since they are too thin and allow light to...

Considering an artificial lawns Micro Clover might be the answer

With the changing climate and gardens becoming small the pressures on the modern day lawn are growing !! Climate change means that lawns are either very wet or very dry which has a couple...

Short courses for gardening from GardenAdvice

Short courses from the GardenAdvice team on practical gardening run in your own garden for you by the GardenAdvice experts plus you can also invite up to 12 of your friends or family along...

One day GardenAdvice gardening Workshop for beginners – North London 17th March 2019 

One day gardening course/Workshop for beginners – North London 17th March 2019 Join us for a one day gardening workshop at Capel Manor gardens this Sunday with the GardenAdvice gardening school team. For further details...

Why should we buy ‘Peat Free’ products for your garden.

  Peat is formed over thousands of years by decaying vegetation, it is unique to bogs and peat lands and is one of the biggest sinks for carbon. When Peat is harvested this carbon...

Wildflowers in your garden to add a splash of informal colour

  We would all like to encourage beneficial insects into our garden and one of the easiest ways we can do this is to grow wildflowers. Wildflowers are plants that are uncultivated and are...