Lilac blue slender spires add plenty of height to a border. Does best in soil that holds its moisture in sun or partial shade ...

Discover Mark's expert tips from Self Sufficient Me on how to successfully move and transplant fruit trees. Learn when and ...

Frosty greetings, gardeners! The crisp beauty of autumn is upon us, and with it I offer my last gardening feature for the year. Thank you for your questions, your attention and your love of the green ...

We can grow a lot of edible plants in our garden, making the most of small or larger spaces.

Popular varieties of apples, pears, peaches, cherries, and plums are sought-after in bare-root season, so it pays to order yours early and plant them ...

Bangladesh's 25 crore tree pledge relies on seedling survival, the use of native tree species, and proper forest restoration ...

It is advisable to mulch perennials, shrubs, newly planted trees, fruit, and some vegetables in fall, but not Mediterranean ...

There’s plenty to be getting on with in the garden at this time of year, from planting garlic to servicing your lawnmower ...

Once the last fruit is off your trees, start with the simple jobs: pick up rotten fruit, check the soil for moisture, refresh ...

An important part of preparing fruit for winter is removing fallen fruit and mummies. If you leave fruit rotting on trees, it ...

September and October are good months for planting fruit trees, and for many varieties even better than summer. This is according to the material of the America ...

THERE’S a drought in Yorkshire, it’s been unseasonably warm in London, while the lowest UK temperature this week was 5.8C in ...