When it comes to covers for your garden soil, pine straw may be right. You'll only know for sure once you've compared it to ...

After the holidays, one question looms for many households: what to do with the Christmas tree? Dragging it to the curb or ...

Well, the short answer is that you can compost a Christmas tree, if you aren’t already recycling it for mulch – but you’ll ...

If your Christmas tree is still sitting in your lounge and shedding needles, don't take it tot the dump just yet.

David explained: "Gardeners shouldn't worry about Christmas tree mulch dramatically altering soil pH. As pine needles break ...

Learn how to care for hydrangeas in the winter with our comprehensive guide. Discover tips for protecting different hydrangea ...

When the pine needles on your Christmas tree start to dry out, it’s time to recycle it. Christmas trees can be recycled curbside in your green recycle bins on collection days or brought to drop-off ...

Christmas trees can take years to break down when thrown into landfill, but there are some more eco-friendly ways of ending ...

Black spot disease is the "most common and troublesome" affliction affecting rose bushes, and gardeners are being urged to ...

Bird houses: Now is the time to clean out and clean-up your birdhouses. Replace rotted wood, re-paint as needed, and check ...

A gardening expert revealed the best tip to grow beautiful roses that are free from a common disease - black spot.

Exiling your tree to the kerb is heartbreaking, but it doesn't have to be so. In fact, there is something much more useful to ...