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We are all being encouraged to plant more trees and every garden is big enough to grow at least one tree, you just need to select the right one, writes Mary Keenan
Irene Bermingham speaks to gardener and landscaper Arthur O’Meara, about the all-important garden boundary features; from greenery and timber fencing to beloved stone walls.
Deciding to cut the grass or not? Decide what you want from your lawn? Whether it’s a kid’s play area, a wildflower lawn for the bees or a feature, Fiona Alston has all the advice you need.
The prospect of abandoning digging is music to the ears of any gardener. However, ‘no-dig’ gardening is not ‘no-work’ gardening. Head gardener at Airfield Estate Colm O’Driscoll explains all.
Klaus Laitenberger, author, business owner and organic garden consultant shares some valuable information from his new book, The Self-Sufficient Garden
Irene Bermingham speaks to Arthur O’Meara of O’Meara’s Garden Pavillion, in Co Westmeath. The award-winning centre spans a 12-acre site and grows over 70,000 plants annually
Looking for those beautiful blue bursts of hydrangea in your garden? Andy Doyle explains the science behind soil pH and how it often dictates plant growth and colour.
Whether you’re hoping to start growing your own produce or simply looking for a therapeutic lockdown project, growing a small herb garden is a good starting point, writes Katie Barragry.
Fed up of all the mowing, edging and weeding that your lawn demands, then why not abandon it and sow a wildflower meadow instead, writes Mairead Lavery.