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Peat Free Gardening Tricks: Garden Expert Nick Hamilton Explains
Sustainable, peat and chemical-free gardening is nothing new for the Barnsdale Gardens team, who have been growing in a peat-free compost for over 30 years and have had great success with the wide range of plants using this peat-free medium. Geoff Hamilton, was a pioneer in organic gardening using peat and chemical-free techniques and the […]
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10 Mistakes New Gardeners Make (then how to avoid them)
When I started this gardening blog, I was on a simple mission: to help inspire, educate and encourage all gardeners to succeed in their green spaces. One of the most exciting groups of gardeners I help is beginners or new gardeners. However, there are several common mistakes that all new gardeners make unless they have […]
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How to Prune Low-Hanging Fruit Tree Branches: The Easy Way
As small garden trees and fruit trees grow each year, the risk of lower branches becoming too heavy to support the fruit is a real concern. If you leave these lower branches to continue to grow and bear fruit, the likelihood is they will start to droop to the flower and could tear themselves off […]
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How to make comfrey tea – organic plant feed for free
Comfrey is an incredible plant as it tolerates nearly all soil conditions and will live in both full sun and shade. Meaning you can grow Comfrey pretty much anywhere no matter what garden soil you have. Comfrey has long been used to help activate compost heaps, brew liquid plant food and help improve vegetable beds […]
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Plastic Plant Pots; is there a viable alternative?
So it turns out that life with plastic really ain’t that fantastic after all. Not given how little of it in the gardening world can be recycled, and most of it ends up in landfills, filling our earth with fragments of plastic that will take hundreds of years to fully break down. Ask any mindful […]
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Raised beds made easy
So you’ve decided that you would like a garden you can relax and admire. You may have also liked the look of raised beds. Probably because: Garden Ninjas ‘Raised Beds Made Easy’ provides the highest quality hand-made raised beds, planted and filled with locally grown produce. Meaning you don’t need to worry about the quality […]
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