On a dry day, maybe you could try Marathon Runner shoes. The ones with a big lump of bouncy foam in the sole.I try and use a stool instead of a...
Maybe forget about grass entirely and make a rockery/gravel garden.[ATTACH]
I never stop in the winter. Most of my gardening is done between September and March. Only frosty days will stop me. The summer is for relaxing in...
Hi @CarolineL . The Haemanthus is in the Alpine House out of the rain. Seems to do fine there.
[ATTACH] Haemanthus albiflora.[ATTACH] Flavour of the month: Petrocosmea sericea.[ATTACH] Sempervivum "Gold Nugget".[ATTACH] Autumn...
You can cut Heather back into the hard wood but it takes about two years for it to rejuvenate.
If plants in a greenhouse, you can use a Flea Puffer from a pet shop.Close all windows and doors, set it off and don't go into the greenhouse...
I always put Weed Membrane over the hole in the bottom of the pot to help stop unwanted intruders. (I never use crocks at the bottom now, because...
I never, ever have cleaned my pond and the water is crystal clear. I think it would disturb its natural balance.
For Alpines, I generally use 50% limestone grit, 50% soil for alkaline conditions-loving plants and 50% pink granite horticultural grit, 50% low...
@fairygirl Yep, have an Albuca. The one I have is OK. Short flowering period again.
@fairygirl That Acis is a fairylike, ethereal plant. Beautiful flowers but they don't last long.
[ATTACH]Nerines.[ATTACH]Petrocosmea from China.[ATTACH]Winter Saxifrage.[ATTACH]Mutisia oligodon from Chile.
[ATTACH]First time flowering of a Nototriche from the Andes..
[ATTACH]Autumn flowering at the edge of the pond.
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