Spring bulbs: The colourful start to your spring Autumn is a time of preparation and anticipation in the garden. As the leaves fall from the trees and temperatures drop, it's time to start thinking ab...

Flower bulbs for bees: Make your garden bee-friendly The first warm rays of spring sunshine are the cue for bees and bumblebees to wake up from their hibernation. These industrious insects then immedi...

Six tips to deter slugs from your garden in a friendly way For gardeners, slugs and snails can be very annoying critters, despite being small and invertebrate. Especially in the large numbers they app...

Grubbing up flower bulbs Many people ask me how to handle the bulbs after flowering. Should they be grubbed up or can you leave them in place? You can just leave most of the smaller special bulb varie...

There are many different types of backyards, and naturally everyone has a different taste or style. Fortunately, more and more green gardens are being created, or the existing garden is being given a ...

If certain areas in the garden are bare after the bulbs have bloomed, it’s the right time to improve the soil. There are many ways to improve the soil, but our preference is to sow 1-year-old plants o...

It’s time to pick your flower bulbs. Make sure you purchase them early so that you can plant them in time. Flower bulbs should only be planted at 2 specific times (in the autumn or after Ice Saints) t...

The garden changes every year, but many things repeat themselves. We call this a cycle, but how does it actually work, and where do you notice it? These are the phases that recur every year: improving...

We can’t survive without the bee and the bumble bee. Because these little creatures pollinate our food. Their population has diminished, so it’s necessary to provide pollen and nectar by planting spri...

Organic flower bulbs are pure nature and grown in a natural way. Working with nature instead of against it! Did you know that no pesticides are used in the cultivation of organic flower bulbs? The unw...