Insulation for your garden! Mulch drastically reduces the amount of time spent weeding and watering. As it rots down it becomes wonderful compost – a great way of adding nutrients to your garden. The best time to apply mulch is well before the hotter months have arrived. The decomposition process…

General Information If you purchase a fuchsia in the summer, wait for a cool change in the weather before you plant it in the garden or into a larger pot or basket. Don’t leave the plant in a small pot for too long, as it will become root bound and…

Compost is your gardens best friend! It is natural way to a healthy soil – mother natures way of giving your plants a good feed. A well-composted soil will encourage worm activity. If you have worms in your garden you have healthy soil. Worms also help compost the soil. If…

Fertilising should always be done after watering. After feeding a further watering is necessary to water the feed in. Camellias are not big feeders and small applications of plant food at regular intervals can be more beneficial than a heavy annual application. For fertilising, use a processed multi-mix dry manure…