Fertilising your lawn during the summer will strengthen the grass – keeping it healthy and resilient when faced with hotter, drier conditions. Fertilise with confidence by applying these top tips.

Growing vegetables is a rewarding pastime – but it can seem overwhelming at first. From low-maintenance crops to raised beds, check out our tips for a hassle-free route to delicious healthy produce.

We’ve created a round-up of everything you need to know to keep your lawn looking healthy and vibrant in autumn and spring. Read on to discover how often to mow, how much grass to trim at a time and how to prepare your lawn for summer and winter.

April was a relatively dry month for us here in Wales. We have seen huge variation in day and night temperatures and there is still that chance for a frost. This is one of the busiest times of the year. Remember to open greenhouse doors and vents on warm days, or install automatic vent openers, to improve air circulation.

After a long, cold winter, your lawn may look a little rough in places. Repairing bare patches is a straightforward process, so follow our trusted tips below to get your lawn back in shape.

There’s nothing quite like eating fresh vegetables from your own garden – and it can be a much more sustainable way of getting more nutrients into your diet. If you’re thinking of starting your own vegetable patch, follow our top five tips to make it a success.

Mulching mowers provide around 30% of the nutrients your grass needs to thrive. But is a mulching mower always the smartest choice? In this article, we explore the pros and cons of mulching – so you can make the right decision for your lawn.

Sunflowers are one of the easiest ways to make a bright, bold statement in your garden. Growing them from seed is simple too, so they’re ideal ‘first plants’ for children. This guide takes you through how to grow sunflowers successfully.