Quick Colour for the Garden
So it’s spring and many of us are thinking about what we can plant in our gardens when the lovely daffies and then tulips are simply stalks. We want colour – don’t we? –...
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Cold Comfort Corner: Gardening in Small Spaces
Dreaming of a cottage garden in a tiny space? JUDY RUMBELOW of Cold Comfort Plants offers her tips and ideas… January and February can be a low point in the gardener’s year. The weather...
February Gardening
It may be February but there are always some jobs to do in the garden. Dividing up any full clumps of herbaceous perennials and grasses will help the plants to be more vigorous....
The Garden in Winter
Winter can be good news for the lazy gardener. But if you’ve been looking at that pile of leaves and thinking: “I must clear that up”, hang fire. Leaving things just as they are...
A Course in Harmonious Gardening
Patch Of The Planet says: “Join us to learn gardening and growing in harmony with nature: six-day course over three weekends starts 22 April – four of the days are also bookable as individual,...
Gardening Project Needs Volunteers
Pembrokeshire Association of Voluntary Services (PAVS) has a number of voluntary opportunities on its website. The following caught our eye… Plant Dewi Keen gardeners required to support weekday gardening activities for fathers, and fathers and...
Are You Ready for Naked Gardening Day?
Oh dear! If you are easily offended, look the other way now, and lock up your daughters… Yes it’s THAT day again: 2 May is nearly here and this year it’s the 15th...
