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Hi .. I have a plant( rather a small tree it appears to be) growing in my newly aquired garden. It is about 5ft high at the moment Could be cotoneaster bullatus - I've just found out I've got one in my new garden too. Should have pink flowers

when i got to garden centres..Pear and apple trees as well i quite fancy. SO - any recommendations for..either a small tree and/or a small evergreen tree...something that in the lighter months at least will add height to my garden as well as a 'wall

blessing. I already have a pond and water feature and now had the idea of a small fruit tree. As the garden is small, a small tree is needed, but i would need a bit of advice on what to buy and what i need to feed it. There's nothing better than picking

Hi, can anyone advise me on good tree for a small garden that will attract birds? I think the ones that birds love the most are the ones that have berries in the autumn that they can munch on. Hawthorn, Rowan (mountain ash), crab apple. Thanks I

. As you can see my garden is quite small so the plants must be small too. Your suggestions will be very welcome!         Try using this-5 suppliers come up http://apps.rhs.org.uk/rhsplantfinder/   Have you tried using the Plant Finder facility on the RHS

Plant a small treeNo matter how small your garden, choose your variety carefully and you'll find there's always room for a tree. A tree will add height, colour and architectural interest to a garden and, if planted properly, should provide many

Hi buds, I'm redesigning my pal's garden for her and want to include a small shrubbery. (Will that word forever start the Monty Python theme going in my head!?).This will involve adding plants to an area currently backed by laurel and a humongous

defines a small garden as less than a tennis court 260 sq metres). In that case my current front garden is small and my back garden is minute, although its crammed with plants. Whoever built these houses obviously wasn't a gardener otherwise they'd have

about gardens and dream of seasons as yet unborn. There's a vast choice of stuff out there to keep us amused, from newspaper garden supplements and magazines to books both large and small. I have shelves full of them; some old and some new. How

Learn how to recognise and remove dead wood from garden trees, in Chris Beardshaw's video demonstration.summerMore advice on growing treesPlanting a bare-root treePlanting a fig treeTraining a nectarine tree against a fencePlanting a small tree