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My garden

By James Alexander-Sinclair on 01/09/2009 11:37:36

Some of you might remember that Gardeners' World did a bit of filming in my garden last year. Anyway, I thought it would be briefly interesting to revisit the bit of planting I redid for their benefit to see how it is getting on a year or so later


Growing daffodils

By Kate Bradbury on 08/10/2009 16:14:16

of pots and still have some daffs, crocus and 200 mixed alliums to plant, I may invest in some aquatic baskets to plant the bulbs in. Once I've lifted the slabs I can dig a few holes and lower them into the ground. My spring bulbs will be none the wiser


Most loved plants

By Kate Bradbury on 11/02/2010 16:40:34

Why is it that we have no trouble expressing our dislikes, but when it comes to things we love, we're more reticent? Last year I conducted a poll in the office to see which plants were 'most hated' and blogged about the results. The response


Spring blossom on apple trees

By Adam Pasco on 05/04/2010 12:56:48

18 April 2010. Brogdale is home to the National Fruit Collections, with 150 acres of orchard filled with 2,200 varieties of apple, plus much more: a breathtaking sight!


Growing wisteria in a pot

By Adam Pasco on 17/05/2010 11:13:11

the long wispy side shoots back to about 20cm during summer (July is perfect), and then cutting these stems back further to about 5cm during winter. Pruning twice a year in this way not only controls the mass of new growth that develops each year, but also


Ash trees

By James Alexander-Sinclair on 28/02/2011 12:09:39

.Finally, by the end of November the work is done and the trees settle back into a period of winter hibernation.Or do they? No, they do not because, come January and February, the trees start shedding again. Not leaves this time but something far less useful: seeds. Do


Growing gunnera

By James Alexander-Sinclair on 26/09/2011 16:57:53

the crown of the plant over winter. This is easily done by folding the dying leaves over the crown. In cold areas a bit of straw and fleece can be added for extra protection.At least if you insist on camping under a Gunnera in your garden, rather than


Growing schizostylis for late summer colour

By Gardeners' World on 20/10/2011 13:36:11

to three years. Each clump should have about six leaf shoots and should be replanted about 20-30cm apart and 5cm deep in well-prepared soil.Alternatively, harvest the seeds and store them over winter in cool conditions, then sow them in spring in moist


Attract wildlife to your garden pond

By Gardeners' World on 20/10/2011 13:30:32

rectangular or square pond can still be wildlife friendly. Straight edges can easily be disguised with plants, both in and outside of the pond.To attract the widest range of wildlife, create areas of shallow water (around 2-3cm deep), which are essential


Growing species tulips

By Gardeners' World on 16/11/2011 15:53:35

thrives where summers are hot and winters are cold. It's ideal for rock gardens or container displays. Flowers in late-April. Height 20cm.Tulipa linifoliaA sweet-scented and early-flowering variety. Flowers from March to April. Height 10cm.Tulipa humilis


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