
Why does biodiversity matter?
Building biodiversity in your garden means you’ll grow healthier plants with fewer pest and disease problems.
Building biodiversity in your garden means you’ll grow healthier plants with fewer pest and disease problems.
Wicking beds are a great solution for growing some fruit trees (and vegetables) where water is scarce or in tricky spots in the garden.
By planting a heritage or heirloom apple variety in your garden, you can help preserve varieties that might otherwise be lost.
Weeds provide many uses and benefits, both to you as a gardener and to the many creatures who live in your soil.
Find out our top three tips for protecting your fruit from some of the most common problems over spring and summer.
Growing your own fruit trees is a wonderful life-long hobby, but if you can’t grow your own, try to buy from a local nursery.