June is a funny month in the garden. Everything is growing at full speed, flowers are blooming, vegetables are racing
There comes a moment every June when you step into the garden “just for a minute” and, twenty minutes later,
After rain, warmth and humidity can turn a healthy-looking grapevine into the perfect host for fungal disease. Downy mildew, powdery
Your phone will never replace gardening instinct, but it can be surprisingly useful when a leaf looks wrong, a plant
Not every struggling houseplant needs more humidity. Brown leaf tips, yellowing leaves and drooping stems can have many causes –
On a hot summer afternoon, a wilting potted plant often looks simply thirsty – so the watering can comes out
One day you’re calmly watering your houseplants. The next, tiny black flies lift off from the soil as if an
There is a very specific kind of spring heartbreak that only gardeners know. You step outside in the morning, coffee
Many gardeners become alarmed when they notice white, fuzzy growth on top of their compost pile. At first glance it
There is a particular kind of spring energy that makes gardeners do rash things. A few warm days arrive, the