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The garden is located in South Woodham Ferrers near Chelmsford in Essex

Houseplants

March 6, 2025

Growing carnivorous plants

Plants that feast on insects are fascinating specimens to grow in the garden and indoors

Bulbs

March 6, 2025

Growing daffodils for showing

Daffodils are some of the first and simplest bulbs we all can plant. Dave Gillam is trying to get a show quality set together

Farming

March 6, 2025

Marriage’s flour millers

W.H. Marriage and Sons, the flour milling company, has been in Chelmsford since 1824. James Marriage is the sixth generation…

Your questions

March 6, 2025

Ants and disappointing celeriac

Ken gives advice on how to handle ant infestations and also poorly growing celeriac

Organic gardening

March 6, 2025

Organic control of pests and diseases

Pests can cause a variety of damage to fruit and learning how to work with nature to prevent this is crucial for the organic gardener

Design and planting ideas

March 6, 2025

Snowdrop varieties

A splash of colour and interest for the end of the winter season – snowdrops – are a joy to see in early February

Books

March 6, 2025

Getting flavour back into vegetables

Getting away from the traditional standard varieties can produce a taste sensation for the palate

Australia

March 6, 2025

Treating a major pest in Australia

Grazers sprays started in 1999 and since then the company has started finding other interesting uses for their sprays

Organic gardening

March 6, 2025

Maintaining soil fertility organically

Mike Thurlow has some advice and guidance on maintaining a healthy soil for you garden

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Wall envy: climbing rose in full bloom

Trialling erysimum wallflowers

Rose update: three rose plants in same pot thrive

RHS Garden Hyde Hall

Growing carnivorous plants

Growing daffodils for showing

Marriage’s flour millers

Ants and disappointing celeriac

Organic control of pests and diseases

Snowdrop varieties

Getting flavour back into vegetables

Treating a major pest in Australia

Maintaining soil fertility organically

Wall envy: climbing rose in full bloom

Trialling erysimum wallflowers

Rose update: three rose plants in same pot thrive

Ireland’s largest gardening festival starts

Cambridge University botanic glasshouse

Ken looks at pests like Spanish slug, aphids and rabbits

New rose launch and 30th gold medal success

Alpine planting scheme for Red Cross garden

Second chances with the Glasshouse Garden

Cold storage helps to delay the flowering period of bulbs

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Wall envy: climbing rose in full bloom

Trialling erysimum wallflowers

Rose update: three rose plants in same pot thrive

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