The Lawn Care Guide – July
Watering can make all the difference Less frequent mowing is likely now and it’s good...
watering
The Lawncare Guide – July
Aerate to oxygenate At this time of the year, grass and soil microbes have a...
The Lawncare Guide – August
The grass is greener where you water it – Neil Barringham The South and South...
This Month in Your Garden – July
Gardening requires lots of water, most of it in the form of perspiration. Lou Erickson...
This Month in Your Garden – July
‘I perhaps owe having become a painter to flowers.’ – Claude Monet The cultivation of...
The Lawn Care Guide – July
‘Until man duplicates a blade of grass, nature can laugh at his so called scientific...
Lawn Care: Questions and Answers
Q. How do I know when the lawn has been watered enough? A. Use a...
courgettes
cucumbers
French Beans
frosts
Greenhouse
May
potatoes
runner beans
seed
The Vegetable Plot
Tomatoes
watering
The Vegetable Plot – May
There’s nothing I like more than picking fresh vegetables then putting them in the dinner...
border plants
chives
Clematis
deadheading
fennel
heat wave
herbs
July
Leaves
mulch
Parsley
rain
rosemary
Sprinkler
This Month
thyme
watering
This Month in Your Garden – July
‘I am Summer, come to lure you away from your computer… come dance on my...
Lawn Care Guide – August
Tops off or top dressing There usually is not a great deal of mowing to...
Lawn Care Guide – July
Keep on mowing That is, so long as there is no prolonged drought. If it...
Lawn Care: Questions & Answers
Q How do I know how long to leave the sprinkler running on the lawn...
Lawn Care: Questions & Answers
Q. We’ve had a dry summer but when it does rain the water sits on...
This Month in your Garden – July
Water, water, everywhere By now you will have been doing a fair bit of watering,...
Lawn Care Guide – July
When in drought Lawns, indeed all grassed areas, can become compacted during long, hot summer...
The Vegetable Plot – June
The plot develops With the vegetables filling out the area there’s usually less weeding to...