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Nothing says summer quite like roses in full bloom. For reliable colour year after year, repeat-flowering shrub roses are hard to beat. But the secret to healthy, flower-packed bushes? Prune them in winter to set the stage for strong new growth and bigger displays.
Why winter pruning matters
Pruning helps your roses:
• Boost healthy,...
The UK’s weather is becoming more unpredictable than ever, with everything from record-breaking rainfall to scorching sunshine making headlines. While the weather’s ups and downs may be frustrating, they also bring new challenges and opportunities for gardeners. The good news? With a few simple changes, you can make your garden thrive – whatever the forecast throws your way.<...
Struggling with sticky, heavy soil that’s hard to work and tough on plants? Finding evergreens that can put down strong roots in clay – and shrug off windy weather – can make all the difference. Here are GN’s top choices for low-maintenance, long-lasting evergreen shrubs that won’t disappoint on clay soils.
Aucuba (spotted laurel)
With its gloss...
Planting in the wrong place
It was the late Beth Chatto who came up with the adage ‘right plant right place’: a mantra for gardeners everywhere. Every plant has its perfect spot. If you try to grow shade-lovers like hostas or hydrangeas in full sun, they’ll soon show their distress with yellowing or scorched leaves. Instead, match sun-seeking plan...
Why grow your own potatoes?
Homegrown potatoes often beat anything from the shop when it comes to flavour and freshness. Cooking your spuds minutes after harvesting means top taste, and you skip the chemical treatments that shop-bought potatoes may have received. But with so many types available, though, choosing the right variety can feel overwhelming...