How to remove knot weed
Knotweed is one of the hardest weeds to remove from a garden because of the ability to grow quickly. Knotweed is one of the hardest weeds to remove from a garden. Introduced into the U.K. by a Victorian gardener the plant quickly became highly ... [... more]
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How to discover the English rose
Roses grow best on heavy clay soils helping to keep the surface roots moist and wet, Garden advice introduce the English rose Originally they were roses that didn't fit into any of the other categories. Hybridizers in Europe, North America and ... [... more]
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How to trim your garden hedges
To trim your garden hedges, to plant any hedge it needs to establish itself quickly so you will need to be carefull when it is planted Possibly the first living structure to be created by man in his endeavors to control his environment. Hedges ... [... more]
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How to prune plants in your garden
Autumn or the Winter is the best time to prune, as most plants are dormant, Garden advice team expain pruning roses and trees Now I don't propose to write a huge tome covering the entire plant kingdom and sending you to sleep! I'll cover just a ... [... more]
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Garden Weeds - controlling difficult weeds
Expert advice on the control of difficult garden weeds, such as couch grass, horsetail or marestail, hedge and field bindweed Garden weeds can be a real problem. The GardenAdvice team explain how to deal with the 3 most difficult garden ... [... more]
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How to find out about mistletoe
Mistletoe is an unusual, semi-parasitic, evergreen plant, it obtains part of it's food, water and minerals, from the tree it lives on. Of course we all know this plant traditional used at Christmas for kissing under! But what is it and where does ... [... more]
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How to propagate perennials from division
There are several ways to propagate perrenials by division depending on the plant, how many extra plants needed. There are several ways to propagate by division depending on the type of plant, and of course the number of extra plants you need. ... [... more]
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Dahlias - How to grow Dahlias
Dahlias arrived in Europe at the end of the 18th century, the first dahlias with large, double flowers were bred in Belgium in 1815. The first dahlia tubers arrived in Europe at the end of the 18th century, sent over to Madrid by the Spanish ... [... more]
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How to grow blue and white borders
Gardening styles come and go them seem to come back again. A few years ago blue and white borders were all the rage, the height of fashion. For the last two years they seem to have disparate from the garden writers and broadcasters view. Despite ... [... more]
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How to discover Monkshood, Aconitum
The curious hooded flowers of Monkshood hide a sinister potency. All parts of monkshood are toxic and can cause an allergic reaction The Monkshoods curious hooded flowers hide a sinister potency. All parts of this plant are toxic and in its ... [... more]
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How to create winter colour in your garden
Hints and tips on getting plants with winter colour in your garden, in association with GoodMorning TV. Although at first it seems an impossible task when you first become a gardener, In the spring its easy to create colour with the use of bulbs ... [... more]
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How to grow wisteria
Wisteria needs a high organic soil content to help it flower. GardenAdvice explain how to grow wisteria successfully. Wisteria plants originally grew on trees with the roots embedded in the forest floor in the rich organic matter of the leaf ... [... more]
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