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Hi all, hope some-one can help us. We have just moved and now have two beds we don't have any ideas for. We live in West Yorkshire if that's any help. One bed is a 3mts x 60cm raised bed, up against a low wall with a wooden fence on top (about 1

have tried various websites including Horticulture Jobs & Gumtree. Any advice welcome please. What area of horticulture do you wish to get a role in, garden maintence, garden design, raising plants etc? Ideally propagation or garden maintenance but I

grow very slowly in tufa so low maintenance too. Wildlife friendly can be so beautiful too. That's a lovely idea, happymarion, but I've already got the roof built now. The wildflowers will put on plenty of growth in spring.Kate I would love to do

much time. They're also one of the best low-maintenance fruit crops you can grow, with fruiting times ranging from high summer to late autumn.Summer-fruiting varieties crop in July on last year's growth, so when their season finishes cut down

Hi All, We have a south facing terraced house with a concreted over front garden that is about 4x2m. My cunning plan was to make this a low maintenance area using 3 pale terracotta containers in different sizes. The little one has that black

over fast and cover the ground. It is also a very exposed slop facing south. I have a cotoneaster with red berries growing here - if i pin parts of the low branches into the ground will they root and produce new bushes?   If there is anything else I can

.  Last spring we had our garden re "built" We are trying to be as low maintenance as possible, so we now have patio, a small patch of lawn for the dog to destroy with her urine and a border. The border is the first part of our problem. It is surrounded

to choose from.   Hi, Thank you for the advice. I'll take a look at those you mentioned. If anyone else could make any suggestions I'd be grateful. I suppose 4m could be the max height but no more than that. I'd like them to be low maintenance if possible

of new build happened in our village the houses all had a front lawn with low wall to contain it and the back garden was a working garden with a clutch of hens, vegetables, fruit bushes, and anything else that would feed the family over the seasons

in between - will try this. I will also have a look at whats on offer this weekend at the garden centre. There are so many gorgeous plants I want them all - heeheehee - wish me luck xx Hi for  low maintenance interest, adding some tallish grasses would be a