Professional gardeners and landscapers are increasingly seeking reliable alternatives to traditional boxwood (Buxus) for topiary applications. With the persistent challenges of box blight and box tree caterpillar affecting Buxus species across the country, yew (Taxus baccata) has emerged as an...
There's something undeniably charming about lavender. Whether you've been inspired by the rolling purple fields of Provence or simply want to add a touch of fragrant beauty to your garden, a lavender hedge can transform your outdoor space. Lavender Varieties:...
In recent years, gardeners across the UK have faced a crisis with traditional box hedging (Buxus sempervirens). Once a cornerstone of British gardens for centuries, this reliable evergreen hedging plant has fallen victim to two relentless enemies: box tree caterpillar...
When establishing new hedges or bare root plants, the initial root development phase is crucial for long-term success. Rootgrow, a mycorrhizal fungi product, has become increasingly popular among gardeners and landscapers for its ability to enhance plant establishment and growth....
When choosing the perfect hedge for your garden, it's essential to understand what you're trying to achieve. Are you looking for privacy? Do you want to screen off an unsightly view? Or perhaps you're simply trying to bring a more...
When it comes to creating a private outdoor space quickly, few plants can rival Leylandii. This fast-growing evergreen conifer is one of the most popular choices for hedging, offering dense coverage and rapid growth. Whether you need to block out...
When it comes to buying plants, you have several options: a nursery, an online plant shop, or a garden centre. Each has its own advantages and disadvantages, and the best choice depends on your specific needs. Let’s explore the key...
As winter draws to a close and the days gradually grow longer, there’s nothing quite like the sight of trees bursting into bloom to signal the arrival of spring. Spring flowering trees not only provide a stunning visual display but...
