Matt W · 17th Oct 2024
Autumn is here, and you might be wondering, "What are the best gardening jobs for autumn in the UK?" As the leaves start to turn and temperatures begin to drop, it's the perfect time to give your garden a bit of extra love before winter sets in. Whether you?re a seasoned gardener or just starting, this guide will walk you through the essential gardening tasks for autumn.
Matt W · 17th Oct 2024
So, you've got a greenhouse, and you?re wondering, ?What on earth do I grow first?? You?re in good company. Many of us start with grand dreams of year-round gardening but are unsure what plants to begin with. If you're looking for easy-to-grow crops, some fast-growing plants, and a step-by-step approach to greenhouse gardening, this is the guide for you.
Matt · 26th Apr 2021
April is the peak of spring. It is an important time for attending to a number of basic gardening chores ahead of summer. The what-to-do list for April must be flooded with preparation and planting tasks. To enjoy your garden to the fullest this coming season, you must be prepared to do certain garden tasks in April.
Matt · 23rd Mar 2021
The month of March heralds the beginning of spring. It is the month when your garden comes alive with the emergence of colourful spring bulbs.
The winter cold spell is almost broken and as the worst of the weather is now over there is plenty to do in your garden in March. In this post we look at some of the key jobs you have to do on your garden in March as you prepare for the spring planting season.
Matt · 18th Feb 2021
Six fruits that thrive in a UK greenhouse, with temperature guides, a month-by-month calendar, and expert tips on hand pollination, ventilation and common mistakes.
Matt · 19th May 2020
Recent World Health Organization reports state that COVID-19 is here to stay and will soon become an endemic that we should all learn to live with. So, what impact will the endemic have on our dining culture? Mandatory temperature checks at the restaurant entrance, large gaps between tables, and being served by robotic masked waiters?
Matt · 1st Apr 2020
From the 430 BC Athens plague to the Middle Ages? Black Death and the Spanish Flu in the modern era, pandemics have always shaped the way people live whether in cities or in farming communities. The current COVID 19 is no exception to the rule. Presently, the coronavirus pandemic is affecting the entire global community in every imaginable way possible, from economy and healthcare to food supply.
Matt W · 17th Mar 2020
Urban gardening could be one of the greatest answers to peace, prosperity, and well-being. Next to water, food is one of the most essential tangible things in life. Food fuels the ability to work, to think, to invent, to play, even to love.
Matt W · 23rd Jan 2020
Greenhouses help us produce more food for a longer time - we know this already! But what if we went the extra step and took our greenhouse to the next level? Greenhouses alone can extend the growing season by months - without any extra heating.
Matt · 21st Mar 2019
Whether you?re interested in just extending the growing season in your local climate or want to shift towards growing indoors all year round makes no difference, learning ? and mastering ? the secrets of the greenhouse will change the way you look at gardening from here on out!
Matt W · 7th Feb 2019
Have you ever wondered if you can grow food on your apartment balcony? The answer is yes! If you have a balcony, you have the space to grow plants and vegetables. Balconies are a great place for a mini garden. It can be just a few favourite plants or a wide variety. Many plants and vegetables will grow quite well in a small area. Don't let lack of space be the reason you don't have fresh vegetables this year!
Matt · 3rd Jan 2019
Many people have fond memories of their grandparents. Let's face it, they are the best when you?re a little kid. Most grandparents are full of amazing stories about their lives and they create fun memories. Here are some fun ideas for family gardening that we have learned from grandparents.
Matt · 22nd Oct 2018
With the new year, comes new years resolutions and one of your resolutions may be sorting out your garden. This article will help you get the most out of your garden with 12 industry secret tips to get your plants popping.
Matt · 22nd Oct 2018
A greenhouse can be used for growing all types of plants, even when the weather normally wouldn?t allow them to thrive. For your greenhouse to really work though, humidity is a crucial factor.
Matt · 19th Oct 2018
Even though the cooler weather is here and winter is approaching, you aren?t done in your garden yet. Like most gardeners, you have probably spent quite a bit of time in the spring preparing your garden.
Matt · 4th Jul 2018
Rain is a bit elusive in July, but regardless of that, there is still plenty to do in the garden.
In this guide, we share some July gardening tips so you can still keep your garden in tip-top condition.
Matt · 25th Jan 2018
With the winter months upon us you may feel a familiar emptiness creeping in. There will soon be a season of no gardening until that glorious spring season returns.
Matt · 5th May 2017
It?s beautiful to see there are still people who wish to grow their own vegetables. The urban era is gaining fast, and most people think that the easiest way to live healthy is to order your vegetables online or shop at your closest grocery store.
Helen Unnman · 4th Apr 2017
Young people aged 18-35 are the fastest-growing group of UK gardeners, with a 29% increase since 2020. Container gardening, balcony growing and mini greenhouses let renters grow food in spaces as small as 1 square metre.
Matt · 21st Oct 2016
One of the things gardeners find most appealing about annual plants is their diversity and variety. Annuals allow creative growers to put together eye-popping combinations of colours that will last a whole season. From bright eye-catching flowers such as Mexican sunflowers and zinnias to the pastel hues of lavatera, annual plants give you a great palette to choose from!
Matt · 19th Oct 2016
Greenhouses come in many different shapes, sizes and styles, making it easy to find one that suits your tastes and wallet best. There are all sorts of designs from classic to contemporary styles. The best rule of thumb for buying a greenhouse is definitely with what you can afford; buy the best and biggest that you can. As always, quality shouldn?t be overlooked.
Matt · 19th Oct 2016
Don?t be discouraged by the cost of building your own greenhouse, as greenhouse gardening is really the newest innovative way to garden. You need to weigh up the gains from greenhouse gardening against the cost you will incur from building it.
After reading this article, it will become obvious that the benefits of greenhouse gardening far outweigh the costs.
Matt · 18th Aug 2016
Many herbs take well to growing in a sunny kitchen window, although some will bolt, as in send up a flower stalk and try to set seeds, much earlier at room temperature. Constantly harvesting indoor-grown herbs can keep them in a constant state of renewal.
A greenhouse is a perfect place to get herbs started for the season, and also to grow more tender or tropical selections like basil, bay leaf, marjoram, and lemongrass.
Matt · 19th Jul 2016
Knowing how to regulate the temperature and keep it from rising to levels that could potentially kill your plants is essential if you?re to have a consistent, healthy crop and while in Britain moderating winter temperatures is more difficult, maintaining productive temperatures during the summer can be just as important.
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