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the odd dig where they shouldnt. Light levels might not be ideal indoors, slugs/snails don't tend to bother tomato plants much in my experience once they've reached about six inches or so. If you grew them in pots it's probably unlikely that a badger

Easter weekend in Bath was beset by bad weather. We had some dull, dreary and drizzly days to contend with, which certainly slowed momentum on the plot. The wet weekend was far more suited to sowing seeds indoors than pluckily plodding on outside

Hello I have a small indoor Hydranger and I've tried everything I can think of to make it pick up but it dosen't want to pick up  I've taken the flowers off as I read that it might help it to grow more but it's leaves just flop over and I've tried

indoors next year- but suppose I can trim it- it is a lollipop shape, so don't know if it is grafted.  Looks identical to the youngest one in the link someone has kindly added. Keep posting but internet playing up. Is it possible to put in your porch? I

i was given a indoor rose bush in a pot two weeks ago it looked health but now it has white spots on the leaves can you help please

Monty Don shares a wealth of tips in this step-by-step guide to sowing seed indoors. Learn about the best compost mix for seedlings, how to cover freshly planted seeds and discover an ingenious method for boosting light levels during the early

to start my tomato, leek and beetroot seeds indoors. Any tips for this?? Do you  have a greenhouse? A small lean to. I was thinking I'd start the trays indoors while the weather is freezing, then move them outside when warmer? Dont be in too mush of a rush

Hi I am thinking about planting an indoor display for my lounge it will need to go into a space which was once a fire place.  I am stuck with what to plant a display in meaning a plant pot because of drainage  and also what sort of plants would

-spacing: 0px; -webkit-text-size-adjust: auto; -webkit-text-stroke-width: 0px;">To grow plants indoors or to add supplemental lighting to greenhouses you will need a lot of light. Agriculture in controlled climates such as greenhouses are very efficient ways

When buying plants from my local supermarket i occasionaly see the label "indoor and or outdoor plant" I dont understand this? Two examples-pelargonium and impatiens-what your a probably looking at something that is not fully hardy-but is suitable