Discover ten plants bringing flowers, foliage, berries and autumn colour to gardens in October 2026. October is upon us and, ...
Welcome to TV Gardener David Domoney’s official website. Here you will find a range of helpful and easy-to-follow gardening blogs and guides. These have been created to help you get the most out of ...
Remove any accumulated leaves and debris so autumn rain can drain away properly. Where possible, direct water into water butts and water storage tanks. Keeping drainage clear is another simple way to ...
Stake tall perennials early using supports to prevent flopping, breakage and damage as they surge. Early spring is the time when herbaceous perennials, dormant all winter, suddenly start to wake up.
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Welcome to my monthly newsletter, featuring gardening advice, latest prize draws, video updates and more. August is a lovely month to enjoy everything your garden has built up over the summer months.
Grow simple crops with children for fresh, home-grown additions to a healthy school lunch box. There’s something wonderfully wholesome about growing food with children. It doesn’t have to involve a ...
Join me for Step-by-Step Gardening Live, bringing practical gardening advice, seasonal inspiration, and expert demonstrations to venues across the UK. Based on my Step-by-Step Gardening YouTube series ...
Discover ten drought-tolerant plants bringing colour, texture and wildlife value to gardens in August 2026. The holiday season is upon us, and as the continuing run of sun and no rain continues, here ...
Whether you’ve just moved into a home with your first garden or have begun nurturing a few pots on the patio, welcome to the wonderful world of gardening. It’s a journey of joy, discovery, and ...
Forcing rhubarb is a great way to encourage your crops to be ready for harvest earlier in the year. By extending your rhubarb season, you can enjoy it for much longer. Plus, forced rhubarb is much ...
Hellebores are beautiful flowering spring plants that will flower for weeks on end. This cultivar, as its name suggests, produces handsome, large, outward-facing, deep purple-black flowers.