A Grassless Garden Artificial Grass is not the right choice for most gardens. On occasions it is the perfect solution. A small family garden located in Molesey, where the client wanted a friendly environment for her two teenage boys, as well as a relaxing space for everyone to enjoy. The client had struggled to grow...Read More

What a fabulous end of summer we have had in Britain, the last few weeks have been great weather to watch some awesome sport, and give the whole country the feel good factor. Once the schools go back many people seem to think that time spent in the garden is over, but opportunities for enjoying...Read More

Yes it does feel like the wettest drought ever doesn’t it, hardly seems to make sense with rivers flooding; however I caught a great piece on the BBC last night which explains why we could still be reduced to using stand pipes after all this rain. In the South East we get the majority of our water...Read More

Heucheras are evergreen clump forming perennials that can be used for borders, containers, ground cover and even hanging baskets, cultivated over many years, to produce many varieties of leaf colour and shape, their leaves come in an amazing range of colours from the deepest of greens and purples to the brightest of pinks and oranges....Read More

Slugs and snails live in damp, shady places among plants, plant debris and humus. They like to crawl beneath stones, pots, plastic and into crevices. Snails will hibernate in their shells during the winter, whereas slugs are more cold hardy and will remain active. Killing snails and slugs with pesticides (so called molluscicide pellets) may be very effective;...Read More

After two years of very dry winters leaving reservoirs, aquifers and rivers below normal levels, seven water companies have had no choice but to impose water restrictions with a hosepipe ban. These water companies are Southern Water, South East Water, Thames Water, Anglian Water, Sutton and East Surrey, Veolia Central and Veolia.  The restrictions of...Read More

I have recently completed a planting plan for a very dark and dry corner of a garden. The client had tried and failed to grow a number of plants, and told me that nothing would grow there.   However ivy, blue bells and snow drops were growing happily and they are clearly not nothing, weeds...Read More