Seeing more ladybirds than usual? Here’s why
Discover why ladybird numbers are booming this summer and how these natural pest controllers help keep UK gardens healthy.
How to grow and care for fuchsias in the UK (plus hanging basket tips!)
Few plants capture the spirit of a British summer quite like the fuchsia, with their elegant, droplet-shaped flowers in shades of pink, purple, red and white.
Our expert guide to planting Summer bulbs
As part of his gardening series our Hildreth’s in-house expert, Gareth, is sharing his advice on Summer blub planting. It’s time to start!
Which type of apple tree should I plant?
We get asked this a lot! Here’s our guide to some of the most popular types, how to plant and care for them, and what you can expect when harvest time comes around.
The best Autumn containers and hanging baskets
With the right mix of flowers, foliage, and trailing plants, your containers and baskets can look just as stunning in autumn as they do in midsummer.
Best Autumn plants for colour in your garden
As Summer draws to a close, many gardens can start to look a little tired. But autumn is far from the end of the gardening year. With the right plants, your outdoor space can come alive!
Why we love David Austin roses
Famed worldwide for their sumptuous blooms and heavenly scent, English-bred David Austin roses combine the charm of old-fashioned varieties with the resilience and repeat-flowering nature of modern roses.
Why now is the perfect time to prune lavender
If you want your lavender to stay healthy, bushy, and bursting with flowers year after year, now is the time to reach for the secateurs.
Should I get rid of nettles?
Stinging nettles are one of the most common and persistent weeds in UK gardens but they also play an important ecological role. So, before you reach for the gloves and spade, let’s look at how to control them safely.
How do hydrangeas change colour?
Did you know that a hydrangea’s flower colour can actually change depending on the soil they’re planted in? It sounds like garden magic, but it’s all down to science.