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On September 14, 2026     By Eleanor Hartley

Select compact species like rowan and field maple for limited plots. Consider ultimate height, root spread, and seasonal interest before planting.

There are all Happy and Free these days you wanna be where everybody knows your name fish do not fry in the kitchen and beans do not burn on the grill took a whole lotta trying just to get up that hill.

On September 9, 2026     By James Whitfield

Prepare a square hole, spread roots carefully, and backfill with soil. Water well and mulch to protect against frost and drying winds.

On September 6, 2026     By Daniel Griffiths

Use native oxygenators and marginal plants that tolerate low light. Add stones for access and avoid fish if you want amphibians to thrive.

On August 31, 2026     By James Whitfield
On August 25, 2026     By James Whitfield

Remove crossing branches and dead wood in late summer. Make clean cuts just outside the branch collar to reduce stress and disease risk.

On August 20, 2026     By James Whitfield

Choose viburnum, dogwood, and hazel for heavy ground. Improve structure with organic matter and mulch annually to support healthy growth.

On August 14, 2026     By Eleanor Hartley

Collect fallen leaves in a wire bin or bin liner with holes. Keep them damp and turn occasionally for crumbly leaf mould in a year or two.

There are all Happy and Free these days you wanna be where everybody knows your name fish do not fry in the kitchen and beans do not burn on the grill took a whole lotta trying just to get up that hill.

On August 9, 2026     By Daniel Griffiths

Layer trees, shrubs, and perennials to mimic woodland edges. Use light-coloured foliage and repeated shapes to create depth in shady areas.

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