Regret over food standards dropping with low quality imports being allowed soon and not owning chickens!

The magical quality of Plant Moments are what separate plants from all other garden construction materials.

Grow Your Own, eat and drink it. The best you’ll ever eat, but think differently about what to plant.

I’m a lazy gardener. I hate weeding and always have. I now pretend that this is because I am experimenting with wildflowers and selfseeded

Finding the balance between your perfect garden and one that suits your kids can be difficult!

Small-leaved, small -flowered, ground-hugging plants are interesting me most at the moment.

I’m at war with slugs and snails for eating my Parochetus communis!

Looking out of my office window I have had the long, new stems of a white-flowered Buddleja davidii that I bred a few years ago whip backwar

Pyracantha coccinea flower buds are such a perfect plant moment.

Thinking about temperature change affecting plant growth and the tendrils of Cobaea scandens.

A simple explanation on how Bi-specific and Bi-generic hybrids are created and how to read and write them.

A beginner's guide to Botanical Latin, especially focusing on Colour.

With all the wonderful plants looking good at the moment, let us not forget the value of plants grown primarily for their foliage.

there are many fungi species that greatly strengthen plants, forming symbiotic relationships with them to aid root development...

Alternative Plant of the Moment - Mid-April 2020 - The Early-Purple Orchid

Alternative Plant of the Moment - End February 2020 - Here is excellent alternative plant choice for late February through to March.

Top 5 Tender Climbing Plants to Grow from Seed for Temperate Gardens. UK.

An unusual choice for a plant of the moment. You may or may not agree, but one thing is for sure, you will have an opinion on this plant!

The wonderful bulb of Gagea lutea, the Yellow Star of Bethlehem. A fantastic plant we should see and grow more often.

A guide to Variegated Climbing Plants suitable for growing in the UK.