Having to constantly scrub away at moss can feel like a losing battle as it always seems to reappear, but it turns out there ...

With the start of September marking the fact that lawns need mowing at least once a week, it also means that now is the time ...

Moss can be a nightmare to remove but there is a very easy way to stop it from growing back using one item in your kitchen - ...

Swapping seeds is also a thrifty way to grow that flower you covet in a friend or neighbour’s garden – just ensure that the seed you are harvesting and receiving is from a healthy, disease ...

In a large garden or allotment, hammer two 2.4m (8ft) tree stakes into the ground 60cm (24in) deep, about 3m (10ft) apart. If growing summer varieties, drill holes into the posts and stretch three ...

gutters and nearby trees can keep moss from growing and spreading. Moss has its perks, such as better soil diversity and helping your garden’s ecosystem. Even though moss, lichen and algae can ...

Our new Evolution Garden in front of our iconic building includes lots of plants like those found in the Jurassic and Cretaceous, as well as rocks and fossils from those periods. As you wander through ...

Here's how to grow this stalwart of the vegetable patch ... when there's little else in the vegetable garden. Harvest leeks by lifting carefully with a fork, aiming to avoid damaging neighbouring ...

Herbs grow best in a loose, well-draining soil. Use a well-balanced potting mix with peat moss or coconut coir, perlite, and vermiculite to provide adequate drainage and water retention without ...