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Things to Do – November

Ken’s Weekly Tips – Keeping Thyme looking at its best

Ken’s Weekly Tips – Keeping Thyme looking at its best

Thyme is a wonderful herb, and to keep it growing at it's best it needs attention and feeding just like any other plant in the garden.
From the Allotment – Dealing with Muntjac Deer

From the Allotment – Dealing with Muntjac Deer

My pest problems are nothing compared to what my friend Andrew is dealing with - the non-native Muntjac Deer.
Ken’s Weekly Tips – Back At The Pond

Ken’s Weekly Tips – Back At The Pond

We're back at the pond and yes, the hard work has paid off. Hardy weeds will prevail for sometime to come but I have a plan.
Looking to maintain a garden border, and keep your garden looking gorgeous?

Looking to maintain a garden border, and keep your garden looking gorgeous?

It maybe Autumn, but the flowers in this border demonstrate that with careful planning and the right maintenance, gardens just keep giving.
Ken’s Weekly Tips – The right way to plant a bare root Rose bush

Ken’s Weekly Tips – The right way to plant a bare root Rose bush

With proper care - from planting to pruning, and protection from pests and disease - you can enjoy the beauty of a rose plant for decades.
Ken’s Weekly Tips – Pond clearing the easy way

Ken’s Weekly Tips – Pond clearing the easy way

Clearing this pond of several years of over growth wasn't an easy task, but the end result was well worthwhile.
How to Reshape a Hedge

How to Reshape a Hedge

A hedge can be a thing of beauty, but as anything in the garden, left too long and it can quickly become overgrown.
It’s November, and it’s turned autumnal in the garden.

It’s November, and it’s turned autumnal in the garden.

The changing of the clocks means Autumn has arrived, and it's a great time to get some roses and soft fruit bushes planted into the garden.