What to Do in the Garden This Month September is one of those months when the garden seems to have one foot in summer and the other firmly in autumn. There can still be warm days, tomatoes are ripening, dahlias are flowering and courgettes may still be producing faster than you can use them. At […]
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Flea Beetle: How to Recognise, Prevent and Get Rid of Them Flea beetle is a common garden pest that can quickly pepper vegetable leaves with tiny holes. Although established plants often survive, seedlings may be weakened or destroyed, making early detection and prevention important. What Does a Flea Beetle Look Like? Flea beetles are tiny […]
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25 Things to Do in the Garden in August August is one of the busiest and most rewarding months in the gardening calendar. Vegetable plots are producing generous harvests, borders are full of colour and fruit trees are beginning to ripen. At the same time, warm weather, dry soil, weeds and fading flowers can quickly […]
Sowing Potatoes for Christmas: How to Grow a Festive Crop Dreaming of freshly harvested new potatoes with Christmas dinner? Although gardeners often search for “sowing potatoes for Christmas,” potatoes are planted as seed tubers rather than sown from seed. With the right varieties, timing and frost protection, you could enjoy tender, home-grown potatoes in December. […]
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Safe Gardening in a Heatwave: Protect Yourself and Your Plants A spell of warm sunshine is usually welcome in the garden, but when temperatures climb into the high twenties or above, both gardeners and plants can start to struggle. Heatwaves place extra stress on plants, dry out soil quickly, and increase the risk of dehydration […]
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