Gardening Tips

Gardening Tips: Luminous Plants for a Moon Garden

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June 28th, 2013 by

Most summer gardens must be seen in the daylight to appreciate their true beauty. If you love spending summer nights outdoors, however, a moon garden might be more suitable for you. Moon gardens can create outdoor spaces equally as enjoyable in the starlight as in the sunlight. These gardens consist of white flowers and foliage […]

Useful tips on Protecting your Plants from the cold weather

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April 3rd, 2013 by

It’s Spring, and no doubt you have worked hard putting in all those precious garden plants only to learn that the never ending cold spell is still upon us. The question is what do you do? Tips For Protecting Plants From Frost First of all, do not panic. Below i have put together a few […]

Spring is here, Get your new vegetable garden started!

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March 17th, 2013 by

Hi everyone, Its time to get the vegetable garden started, you will be rewarded with great tasting food for the home, lower supermarket bills and its also great fun. Heres a few tips for you to get started. If you don’t want the hard work, our Horticultural team will do that for you. Good luck, […]

What to plant in difficult soils and places within your garden

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March 14th, 2013 by

Just a few tips to help you choose plants within those tricky situations within your garden. Heavy Clay Soil in Deep Shade Clay soil is easily compressed when wet and water can be slow to drain away.  This can make it cold and wet in winter and if this is compounded by being in a […]

Three Ways to Make Your Garden Lovelier

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March 11th, 2013 by

Imagine a morning seeing a garden filled with greeneries and blooming flowers kissed by the morning dew. Wouldn’t it be a great way to jumpstart your day? Creating a beautifully landscaped garden not only makes a huge difference to your home’s overall appeal, but also a nice way to have new reasons to smile every […]

New planting scheme project – Whitstable, Kent

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January 29th, 2013 by

A new project continues this week on this new build development scheme in Whitstable, Kent. Our clients, who have recently developed the property required a commercially aware scheme in respect of budget, yet a quality that reflects their build high quality and enhances their property correctly. The beds are all topsoiled and its now ready […]

Photinia “Red Robin” Hedge, Dulwich, SE London

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April 12th, 2012 by

Have you seen the commonly used Yew, Privet, Beech hedgelines? I must say, Photinia Red Robins make for a fantastic colourful hedge. This plant is great, loves a sunny aspect, can work in partial sun, manages in the clay soils, wet, dry, responds well to trimming and has its amazing red foliage throughout all 4 seasons, […]

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