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heating will dry out the oak and the beetles will not survive. I am also informed that because of this we will not need to use insecticide. Does anyone know if this is so? two or threeyeays ago i saw one in an old elm? stump in my london garden. Reply

Hi, I myself was a new allotment gardener last year, and I would agree with all the advice given, but I would advise against a rotavator. I found when I used one on one bed weeds like dock and buttercup have been coming up everywhere! As you know

i have justngave my allotment up after 8years offun and hard work.hope its the right desision,things change and other things come along i now have lovely grandkids,and a nice caravan so i will now spend my time with them,but i will miss the garden

I will be planting "In The Green" lots of lovely tulips. narcissi, fritillaries, pink chionodoxa, etc. brought to me by my friend who has a small garden like you, Kate, but likes to ring the changes in his pots every season. he knows they will have

We miss Geoff Hamilton so much and then Alan became a close second to our hero. Toby Buckland - such warmth, a genuine people's gardener, someone we can relate to and we are going to tune in to Toby on Gardener's World with a true passion

i have a family of foxes that daily come into my garden,mum fox has had baby-cubs [3],realy lovely and sweet...sadly though for 10 days now i havent seen dad fox i hope he is ok....with all the news at the moment about the fox attack,,,im now

A PRE MADE PLASTIC ROUND POND WIDTH ONLY 20IN,DEPTH 20IN.I HAVE LOOKED ON THE NET..I CAN FIND A POND BUT BIGGER THAN 20IN..WHICH I DONT WANT[SPACE IS A PROBLEM],I WISH TO PUT ANOTHER SMALL POND IN MY GARDEN..... Hi I need advice on a raised bed im

too - think how much good they do - I once saw a VERY big rat at a highway services, obviously living a good life on scraps of fast food discarded by the passing motorists. Mice do more damage to a garden than rats. We are just conditioned

's keeping my daffs going longer. Good morning, Alina.....according to my old granddad (he was a head gardener) the weather will be no better until the daffs have finished - just a thought. That's bad news, David - I have some varieties that aren't over until

tomato plant shop is closed -have sold out of the surplus-Lord Sugar will be so proud.. Geoff well done, you are hired. These are a little weather battereed but........ Oh gorgeous Kate! Sorry about hogging the sun all day, it's been perfect gardening