What Seeds To Plant In November
With spring in full swing, November is one of the busiest and most rewarding times in the garden. ???? The days are longer, the air is warm, and everything feels…
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Lovage – An Unknown Treasure
???? Discovering Lovage: The Secret Herb Every Gardener Should Grow There’s something deeply satisfying about growing herbs that you can’t just pick up from the supermarket shelf. Sure, everyone loves…
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Edible Flowers: Bringing Colour and Flavour to Your Garden and Plate
There’s something special about walking through a flower garden and realising how much of it you can eat. Edible flowers are one of those quiet treasures that bridge the gap…
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Indeterminate V’s Determinate Tomatoes
There are two main growth types of tomato plants to grow: determinate and indeterminate ????. The type you choose will shape how you grow them, how much care they need,…
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What Seeds to Plant In October
With the days getting longer and the temperatures rising, your plants should be zooming up the size scale. ???? Seedlings that looked tiny just a few weeks back are suddenly…
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Bi-Carb of Soda: A Simple Fungicide for Powdery Mildew
1. What Is Powdery Mildew and Why It Matters ???? If you’ve gardened for more than five minutes, you’ve probably met powdery mildew. It’s that white, dusty coating that suddenly…
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What Seeds To Plant In September
The cold bite of winter is finally easing, and spring sunshine is starting to warm the days. It is the season of fresh growth, longer daylight, and that wonderful feeling…
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Summer Yum
When the days turn long and hot, there is no fruit more welcome than a slice of melon fresh from the garden. Watermelon and rockmelon are the very definition of…
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9 Reasons to Love a flower Garden
There are few hobbies as rewarding as tending to a flower garden. It is not just about filling your yard with colour or creating something beautiful to admire from the…
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Bye-Bye Aphids, Hello Happy Plants!
???? Aphids in the Garden: What You Need to Know Of all the garden pests we come across, aphids are probably the most familiar. These tiny sap-suckers feed on the…
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