Gardening and Plants

Mould growth in your home becomes a bigger issue in the colder months due to increased indoor humidity and reduced ventilation.

As autumn continues and the weather turns cooler, many homeowners across the UK are noticing clusters of mushrooms appearing in their gardens.

Pumpkins contain high organic matter which makes them a perfect addition to compost piles, breaking down in as little as eight weeks and creating nutrient-rich soil for garden plants.

To help plant lovers keep their greenery thriving throughout winter, Keira Kay, Plant Expert at online flower and plant company Bloom & Wild, shares her top tips for protecting houseplants from the hidden dangers of central heating.

With October now here, temperatures are beginning to drop, and the first frost is just around the corner.

Whether you opt for fresh blooms or high-quality faux arrangements, seasonal flowers can instantly elevate your interiors, add colour, fragrance, and texture, and create cozy, inviting spaces.

With September here, gardeners are starting to plan ahead for spring, and daffodils are one of the most popular choices to grow.

we will explore the importance of autumn gardening, what to plant and prune, and other essential tasks to keep your garden thriving through the colder months.

As the leaves start to turn and temperatures dip across the UK with today marking the first official day of autumn, our desire to create a warm, cosy indoor space grows.

A common mistake is to continue with a summer care routine,” Connor notes. “During autumn, plants don’t require as much water or fertiliser, and they benefit hugely from added humidity