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  1. Jorge, Plants, Trees

    Choosing The Perfect Plum Tree Rootstock

     Unlike apples, there are no extreme dwarfing plum rootstocks. The smallest rootstock available will produce a 3m tall tree with a 3.5m spread, while the largest will produce a 4m […]
    Posted On: 29/11/18
  2. Garden Tools, Gardens, Tyler

    Winter Care for Garden Tools

     Winter is in full effect so it’s time to think about winter care for your garden tools and how to do it. If you look after your garden tools well […]
    Posted On: 26/11/18
  3. Jorge, Plants, Trees

    Plum Pollination Guide

     While plum trees are predominantly self-fertile, they do suffer from frost-damaged blossom owing to the fact they flower in March and April. Pollination Groups Fruit trees can be divided into […]
    Posted On: 25/11/18
  4. Animals, Megan, Organic, Pest Control, Slugs & Snails, Wildlife

    Natural Slug Deterrents

     It is well known that slugs are widely disliked among gardeners, especially when they are invading your vegetable patch. It is true that slugs love to munch on your cucumbers, […]
    Posted On: 22/11/18
  5. Decoration, Garden Furniture, Gary, How To

    Wood Treatment in the Garden

     We spend a lot of time and money making our gardens look great. Wooden furniture and fittings are some of the most versatile and popular methods of garden decoration in […]
    Posted On: 19/11/18
  6. Gardening, Gardens, Greenhouses, How To, Tyler

    Ways to Organise Your Greenhouse

     Making sure you use all the space you have efficiently in your greenhouse can be a great deal. This will allow you to be more organised and productive with the […]
    Posted On: 16/11/18