How to use home-made compost The compost that we create at home makes an ideal soil improver or mulch, adding fertility and a moisture-holding capacity to your soil. It’s better to buy bagged compost ...

As spring approaches, we’ll be sowing, planting, mulching and digging – but which compost do we need for each job? To keep things simple, be aware that there are basically two types of compost: ...

Gardeners are being told they should put teabags in their garden - but only if they rip them open first. Composting is a ...

Choosing to use peat-free compost is now widely regarded as the way forward for gardening. Generations of gardeners have used peat to raise seeds and grow plants because of the reliable way it holds ...

Grow it yourself: It may be a slow process, but it's vital for healthy soil and successful growth By composting, you’ll be surprised at how little waste you are sending out for the bin collection each ...

Did you know that you don't have to throw away all the fallen leaves in your yard? Leaves are a valuable source of nutrients ...

Autumn leaves can flood the lawn, which can be incredibly annoying for gardeners. However, instead of disposing of them this ...

Discover the secrets to creating nutrient-rich chicken compost and learn how to use it effectively to plant garlic and more!

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