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Ken looks at pests like Spanish slug, aphids and rabbits

As May turns to June there can be much out there ready and willing to eat your vegetables and flowers, as Ken points out

May

April 6, 2025

Vegetable plot – May

After the final frost of the season activity in the vegetable garden can take off. Traditionally this is after FA Cup weekend in mid-May

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

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 5, 2025

Growing fruit organically

Mike Thurlow covers how best to look after all types of fruit trees and shrubs without use of chemicals

Your questions

March 5, 2025

Comice pear tree with scab

Ask Ken Crowther about how to look after and care for fruit trees

Your questions

February 28, 2025

A tale of two climbing roses

One climbing rose is thriving and the other is not, – Ken has some ideas on how to help

Your questions

February 27, 2025

Oak tree has a leaf problem

Ask Ken a question about trees during the winter season to help with planting

Gardening tips and advice

February 19, 2025

It’s bare root planting season for hedging

Tree and hedge planting can be undertaken now up until around mid-March

Your questions

February 16, 2025

Acer problem growing on the bark

Acers turn wonderful colours during the autumn

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Ken looks at pests like Spanish slug, aphids and rabbits

Vegetable plot – May

Organic control of pests and diseases

Treating a major pest in Australia

Growing fruit organically

Comice pear tree with scab

A tale of two climbing roses

Oak tree has a leaf problem

It’s bare root planting season for hedging

Acer problem growing on the bark

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

Firepit sales have been increasing since the pandemic

Photinia red robin has lovely flower and worth considering for a garden

Kniphofia variety showcased at Chelsea

Planting out cucumber plants and other vegetables

Pollen-free varieties of lilies on the increase

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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

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