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November in the Garden in the United Kingdom
Here is a list of some of the things that can be done in the garden in November.
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Gardening in the UK in October
October is traditionally the month of harvest festival, the celebration of and thanksgiving for the success of the crops that have been grown during the year.
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September in the Garden
There is something a bit sad about the year drawing to a close, but in September we still have plenty of things we can do in the garden!
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August in the Garden in the United Kingdom
So far, August in the UK has been fairly wet and cool. However, there is still a lot to enjoy in the garden. Read more about how to enjoy your garden in August.
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July in the Garden in the United Kingdom
This is the month when we hope to be sitting outside, perhaps having tea in the garden and enjoying the fruits of our labours.
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Making lemonade out of lemons!
No matter how expensive the bottled lemon juice is or how easy it is to pick up at the local market, there is nothing like having a freshly squeezed lemon on hand.
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Sustainability in gardening
Sustainability in gardening focuses on creating healthy soil, conserving resources, and overall bettering the environment. In this post Evelyn lists 7 ways to care for the environment.
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Gardening in Lockdown
The effect of lockdown on the population has been huge. People spending much more time at home. As a consequence, those people who had gardens began to spend more time in them and looking after the garden became increasingly important during lockdown.
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Make Sure Your Indoor Plants Get Enough Natural Light
Taking care of plants brings you joy, but indoor gardens have unique challenges. Learn how to make sure your indoor plants get enough natural light so they thrive all year long.
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February Filldyke
February can be quite a busy month. Of course, certain tasks can be carried out only if the weather permits. And, if it doesn’t, you can always sit back with a cup of coffee, read the seed catalogues, and plan what you’re going to grow later in the year!
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