Don’t give up on daffodils that didn’t flower this year. Instead try splitting them to give them more space as it’s possible that they’ve become congested. Follow with a feed of blood, fish and bone and allow the leaves to die back naturally so that plenty of goodness goes back into the bulb for next year’s flowers.
Located in Wiltshire’s Savernake Forest, The Big Belly Oak, a millennium-old giant, really is a living witness to English history. This sessile oak, Quercus petraea, was named among 50 Great...
From fishing rods, to cooking utensils, sunglasses to flooring, bamboo has a multitude of uses. In recent years bamboo products have been appearing in shops offering a sustainable alternative to...
Harriet Rycroft is best known for being the Queen of Pots. Her position as head gardener at the Warwickshire based Whichford pottery gave her the chance to hone her skills...
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