When your plant is producing fewer and fewer blooms, usually by late July or August, it is time to stop feeding. Once you have reached this stage, no amount of fertilizer can bring the plant back ...

The first half of July is your last chance to fertilize roses to keep them blooming all summer. In our climate, feeding roses ...

Plus, morning garden observations reveal distinctive butterflies that use their straw-like proboscis to extract nectar from ...

I can keep my grass green around these pecans, but we would have a huge water bill if I tried to keep the trees fully watered ...

Regular rain throughout the summer and fall of 2023 and a mild winter in 2024 created a "boom" of hydrangeas when the following spring and summer rolled around, Fornani explained. The weather ...

With starry blooms that seem to last all summer long, it is only natural that astrantia makes it to number one on this list.

As the UK basks in its third heatwave of the summer, the north-east of England and Cumbria has seen a mix of bright sunny ...

To grow these cutting garden flowers in your garden, she recommends planting them about 30cm apart in full or partial sun.

Teachers are a vital part of our upbringing, and a good way to say thank you is by buying a gift for the end of the term. Here are some ...

Roses need a little more care in summer if you want them to keep blooming, as you just need to add a natural item to the soil ...

July is a great month for blossoms — but only if you have planned for that to happen. Many gardeners go to their local ...

MOST horticultural enthusiasts will have heard of BBC Gardeners Question Time. A comforting weekly panel show on the radio – ...