A pinch of spice, a whole lot of plant power Cinnamon isn’t just for your morning oats or a cosy cup of coffee – it’s quietly becoming a houseplant hero. Tucked into your spice rack is a simple, affordable way to keep pests at bay and your indoor jungle looking fresh, clean, and thriving. Think of it as nature’s multitasker: […]
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Red is a colour of passion, fitting in the month of love. So if you have a significant other who is a plant lover, why not combine the colour of passion and love with red-coloured plants that fit in the Valentine’s theme? Also see:Best houseplants for beginners: easy, low-maintenance picks Here are a few plants that bloom with red […]
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Expert Tips and GARDENA Solutions to Keep Your Garden Thriving While You’re Away Summer holidays are meant for relaxation, but if you’re a gardener, the thought of leaving your plants unattended can be stressful. Fortunately, with some planning and the right tools from GARDENA, you can ensure your garden remains lush, healthy, and low-maintenance during […]
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There is little doubt that working in the garden is an excellent source of exercise, no matter your age or skill level. Your garden can be more than just an outdoor space; it has the potential to transform into a relaxing haven or energising fitness zone. For homeowners and fitness enthusiasts alike, utilising your garden […]
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Growing peanuts at home can be easier than most people think. With just the right growing guide, you can get your own homegrown peanuts. It is also a great way to enjoy fresh, homegrown snacks straight from your own garden. Whether you’re working with a small garden or just a few containers on a patio, […]
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For plants that grow tall, tying them to a stake in the ground as they grow can help protect them from wind and heavy rain. Stake plants with weaker stems or heavy leaves to stop them from bending or breaking. Staking the right way has benefits for your garden. How and when to stake your […]
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As the sunny days have arrived, your garden will be springing into bloom. Together with the lovely vibrant colours come unwanted garden guests. The best time to tackle weeds is now. Weeds first begin to rear their heads in spring, before they have fully matured. This makes spring the ideal time to start seeding, mowing and fertilising – […]
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Growing your plants in containers can come with a host of benefits. All you need is a good container and soil to get started. But adding stones on the deck can enhance your plant’s growth. Here’s how to use stones when assembling your container plants. Why should you add stones? Improve water retention Stones in […]
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These amphibians are vital to many garden ecosystems and play an important role in the food web of most gardens. Frogs are great garden helpers as they give valuable information about the health of your garden environment. So, there are advantages to attracting frogs to your garden. If you have a pond in your garden, […]
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Want to achieve beautiful roses in your garden? Then you need to follow some simple pruning task in July, which will result in glorious full bloom of colour in Spring. Rose pruning in winter when the plant is dormant will allow the flowering buds to form new shoots and leaves. When the temperature rises in […]
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While Winter might seem like a time to hibernate, your garden still has plenty on the go this July. It’s the perfect month to prep for Spring, prune for healthy growth, and keep things ticking over in your veggie beds. Here’s a simple and seasonal guide to what your garden needs this month, whether you’re […]
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Windowsill gardening is perfect for lazy gardeners (like me) or anyone without an outdoor space. It’s also an easy way to eat fresher, nutrient-rich foods and reduce food waste. Yes, one less celery or spring onion makes a difference; every scrap counts. But hold off the urge to toss random scraps into a jar filled […]
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