Best plants for raised beds and some great ideas for fresh fruit and veg
Raised beds make it easy to build a frame around your existing garden area, increasing the height and depth of the available planting space. With raised beds, you can take
What’s eaten the leaves on your gooseberry bush – Sawfly
If you are growing gooseberries, you might have to contend with a few pests or disease here or there, trying to ruin your harvest. But what do you do when
Diseases and pests that affect orange trees
Orange trees are an evergreen citrus tree which means they don’t lose their leaves come Autumn. They produce beautiful flowers that are white and scented which results in delightful fruits
Growing orange trees in pots
Even though oranges are native to warmer climates, you can still grow an orange tree in your UK garden if you grow them in pots. The process does require the
Growing lime trees in pots and containers
Lime trees are a type of citrus related to lemons and oranges. They grow on ornamental evergreen trees usually spanning between 1.5 meters and 1.8 at full maturity. Lime trees
Growing Kumquat plants indoors
Kumquats are some of the most straightforward citrus trees you can grow indoors. The trees themselves are beautiful, and they boast dark green leaves with bright orange fruit. They are
What causes curled leaves on Citrus trees and how to prevent it
Citrus trees make for bright, delightful additions to any indoor or outdoor space. They also give you a steady supply of citrus fruits or whatever desserts you want to make.
How to feed and water citrus trees
Citrus trees are not native to Britain, but you can grow them successfully in containers. You can leave them outside in the summer and bring them inside for the Winter.
Overwintering citrus trees and how to care for them during winter
If you are growing a citrus tree, the best way to keep it healthy and happy in a slightly colder environment is to grow them in a container. If you
How to grow Tayberries
Tayberries are a crossbreed of berries. They are a mix between blackberries and red raspberries, and they are named for the river in Scotland called Tay. These berries were patented
