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.
Some gardens are designed simply to look beautiful. Others ask bigger questions - about how we live, what we grow, and our connection to the land around us. For Madeline...
Can you hold your nerve and hold off on the chemicals when it comes to aphid attacks? Pesticides are harmful to people, pets and the environment, and using these chemicals...
Have you ever spotted a snake in your garden? Grass snakes are not uncommon in England and Wales, though absent from gardens in Scotland and Ireland. However, they’re also shy...