Topping up the Pond One thing often overlooked during the hot summer months is the pond. As the heat warms the pond, much of the water evaporates causing the water level to drop. The reduced level of water can cause many problems for the inhabitants of the pond as there are lower levels of oxygen…
Read MoreYou should have gotten in to the routine of mowing once a week to get the best out of your lawn. In July your lawn also needs more attention to keep it from suffering the heat. If it is quite hot you should mow to a slightly longer length to what you have been, this…
Read MoreWe made it! Glorious sunshine, sizzling barbeques and lots brilliant flower blooms in your garden. Summer is officially here! We know you may want to relax on your sun lounger all summer long, but it’s time once again to put your gloves on and get gardening this July. Don’t forget sun cream!
Read MoreAs the days get longer and the sun shines brighter, June is a perfect time to get out in the garden and tackle some key tasks to
Read MoreJoin us at the Northwood House Spring Art & Garden Fair on Saturday 18th and Sunday 19th of May from 10am – 5pm.
Read MoreRoses are a popular and beautiful flower that many gardeners in the UK enjoy. However, roses are susceptible to a variety of diseases that can affect their health and appearance. In this article
Read MoreWe’ve compiled a list of jobs to do in your garden this March to help you maintain your garden and get ready for (hopefully) more pleasent spring season weather. 1, Prune Brush & Shrub Roses The aim of pruning is to open up the centre of the plant by thinning out overcrowded growth. This improves…
Read MoreAre you looking to ensure that your plants have a bountiful spring bloom and strong growth?
Read MoreWhy choose plug plants? Seeds are much cheaper, but sowing and growing them successfully involves buying lots of propagation equipment and germination can be difficult as well as pricking out tiny seedlings being a fiddly job.
Read MoreOn Monday 5th February our team visited the Spring Fair in Birmingham to attend the Garden Trade News Greatest Christmas Awards ceremony. As you may be aware, all over Christmas we had been asking for your support for the Greatest Christmas Team award
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