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Reply to Moss Rose: We recently took the reluctant decision to remove the 7-day weather forecast for gardeners, as there were problems with the data feed from our third party supplier. Rather than publish incomplete or erroneous data, we are now

agreed though, that this was not something we could envisage us doing ourselves. I suppose the time and effort put to wrapping up trees would at least partly be compensated for by the fact that fungal infections such as blackspot, mildew and rust wouldn

us to another problem. There are certain things that don't agree with either compost heaps or shredders. Diseased plant material shouldn't be composted, as the process might not kill the spores of, for example, potato blight or rust. Rose clippings

that are no bigger than 30cms. I have some Floribunda which are looking very poorly with rose rust, can anyone advise me as to what action to take now to stop this??????? Sophiesgardens - a horizontal sunflower sounds love. At least it won't blow over

?crit=Eryngium+and+Alpinum&Genus=Eryngium Might help -with a few phone calls Looks like they  are on the Unwins website at £5.49 per plant Fryers sent me the wrong roses a few years ago.  I didn't notice until they started flowering in the wrong colour.  They sent me replacements free of charge

they got battered in the wind. Roses have been good too. And the philadelphus. Broad beans cropping well, climbing beans are just dreadful. It is disheartening isn't it? Non of my plants are loving this rain, they have been eaten by the armies of slugs

bamboo cane the right length. You can pull it out to put in a longer cane and move it up as the plants grow. It will dull down with a film of rust quite quickly, and can be easily flattened for storage for next year. Free and easy! Thanks to Adam

Hello everyone on this very cold day. Could anyone give me some advice on slitting a large shrub called rose of Sharon it's in my garden and I would like to dig it up and slit into two and place one bit back in the hole and the other somewhere else

as with most new estates and we overcame this by putting trellis to our existing wall and fence and planted honeysuckle, pyracantha, roses, ivy, jasmine.  We also added two pergolas over which we have grown wisteria, roses and clematis.    We also added a small

an inch long). Wish I'd had the camers with me. Can you tell me what it was, please? Never seen one before. Reply to GrannyanneSounds like it might be a rose chafer, Cetonia aurata. Try this link to confirm your identification. My backyard in MN, USA