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1 day ago | 
express.co.uk | Almha Murphy |Ellen Jenne
Anyone buying plants urged to avoid 1 vegetable 'pests absolutely love'Although they're a popular choice for those growing their own vegetables, gardeners have been warned that the crop attracts a certain pest. By Almha Murphy, Ellen Jenne, Under 35 Writer, Spare Time 12:31, Tue, May 13, 2025 | UPDATED: 12:32, Tue, May 13, 2025 Share Article Bookmark The fly is a nuisance to gardeners (Image: Getty)Carrots are a beloved vegetable, known for their unique earthy sweetness and satisfying crunch.
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2 days ago | 
mirror.co.uk | Almha Murphy
Growing your garden this summer? An expert has warned that most vegetables should actually be sown inside - with the exception of these two popular dinner ingredients
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3 days ago | 
mirror.co.uk | Almha Murphy
If you want to keep your garden looking as green and lush as possible then a gardening expert advises making this one simple change to your lawn mower settings
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6 days ago | 
express.co.uk | Almha Murphy |Chloe Dobinson
Gardeners should remove 3 items from lawns to stop it from dying this summerOne expert has shared three easy tricks to stop your lawn from dying during the heatwave - and they all revolve around keeping it hydrated as temperatures rise. Share Article Bookmark Gardeners should take extra measures for their lawn during the summer (Image: Dougal Waters via Getty Images)While many of us relish the warmth of summer, it's crucial to take additional measures to protect your lawn in hot weather.
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1 week ago | 
dailyrecord.co.uk | Almha Murphy |Andrew Quinn
If you want to make your sunflowers last longer, a flower expert has recommended adding two simple ingredients to your flower food. Nothing screams summer quite like the sight of sunflowers, with their vibrant yellow petals instantly bringing a splash of brightness to any garden. To help these majestic plants reach their towering heights, a flower expert has shared a tip involving just two additional ingredients for their nourishment.
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1 week ago | 
express.co.uk | Jessica Knibbs |Almha Murphy |Phoebe Jobling
Anyone with a garden urged to make 1 change if they want robins to keep coming backOne of the most cherished birds in the UK could call your own garden its new visiting spot if you make this one change, says expert.
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1 week ago | 
dailyrecord.co.uk | Chris Marzella |Almha Murphy
Tomatoes are a great plant for beginners to start growing, as they are versatile and delicious, however, if you want to make them as tasty as possible, there's a cheap trick you can tryIf you're planning on growing your own tomatoes this summer, there's a simple trick to make them taste even better - and the secret ingredient is probably already in your kitchen. As the sun finally makes an appearance and the days start to stretch out, many of us are turning our hands to a bit of gardening.
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1 week ago | 
express.co.uk | Toby Codd |Almha Murphy
Gardeners urged to plant 1 thing this week to save money over the summerExperts have outlined the steps to take in order to plant your own seed and grow the glossy plant. The seed can help save you money and produce a glossy plant (Image: Getty)Brits are being urged to plant a certain seed this summer to help save money. As well as growing the fruit to save cash, the seed can also grow into a glossy plant which will be perfect to decorate your home.
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1 week ago | 
nottinghampost.com | Almha Murphy
If you spot an unusual white dusting on your plants, it's crucial not to overlook it. This could be an indication of a severe fungal infestation in your garden. This snow-like white layer, known as powdery mildew, can suddenly appear on plants and lawns. It is caused by various fungi species and spreads through spores. Although it presents as a fine white coating that can be wiped off, this does not eliminate the underlying infection.
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1 week ago | 
nottinghampost.com | Almha Murphy
As spring approaches, it's time to get your shears ready as certain plants need pruning to guarantee a profusion of blooms the following year. BBC presenter and gardening expert Monty Don has identified two common plants that should be trimmed back in spring. With the arrival of warmer weather, many of us are spending more time in our gardens. Whether it's relaxing on a lawn chair with a good book or witnessing your flowers burst into bloom, there's no denying the joy of a garden in spring.
