Advice and Tips for Gardening in the rain
The rain is important for Plants and gardens, try to stay optimistic and keep gardening around the downpours. Go with the flow Pull up dandelions and thistles – because the ...
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How to control weeds in your garden
Weeds love rain and because we have so much of it now guess what will grow in your garden the most no matter whether you are gardener in London, Wimbledon ...
Spring Garden Maintenance in March
This year’s winter has been dragging on for longer than usual. Some parts of the United Kingdom; even Wimbledon London can still get frosty at night with temperatures below 0. ...
What to do in your garden in March
Spring is in the air and you will find it easy to spend every waking moment in your garden in March. Keep half an eye on the weather forecasts in ...
Leaving your garden when it is freezing outside
Freezing weather can be really harsh on your garden, if you have to go away in these cold days don’t forget to spare a thought for your garden. It’s always ...
What to do in your garden in February
February can literally be a month of two halves. Some days the sun shines enough to convince you that spring has arrived, only to snatch the brightness away in an ...
Allotment and vegetable gardening in February
Gardening in February is anything but self-evident; how many of us have left our allotments and even our very own gardens to do as they will through the coldest months ...
Feeding birds in your garden
Watching birds make their homes in your garden is a popular past-time and, according to the RSPB, more than 50% of us leave food out for our feathered friends. Feeding ...
Allotment and vegetable gardening in winter
What you need to do in your allotment or vegetable garden over winter really depends on how much progress you’ve made up until now on clearing , preparing and digging ...
How to make your garden grow in winter
Although things certainly slow down in the garden over winter, crisp winter days and a sprinkling of snow don’t need to stop you enjoying your garden. A well designed garden ...
