School’s out in London this week, with February half term offering a much needed break – for the kids at least, not so much for parents.Luckily there are plenty of places to keep the little ones busy, with some of London’s biggest museums putting on family-friendly workshops and tours. Elsewhere, there are free dining options, […]
By mid September, you can sense the garden slowing down. The days are shortening, and with it temperatures are falling and we have lower light levels. Whilst it all depends on where you garden, it is noticeable that tomatoes are ripening more slowly. Unless you want to make batches of green chutney, it will be necessary
If you buy one Sedum, you need to never ever have to buy another, as they are the plant world’s easiest plant to propagate. Sedums are a beautiful plant, blooming in August and September, extremely appealing to bees and butterflies. Sedum can be propagated in 2 ways, either by cuttings or rooted in water.If by
It has to do with this time of year I understand my seasonal mistake, I have actually not staked and supported sufficient plants in the border and they are a horticultural collison as summer moves on. It’s not just the high plants like the Delphinium, but much shorter plants such as Crocosmia which if planted
It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas as festive light displays go on all over town. If you want to bask in the glow of the holiday season in London, here’s the lowdown on when, where and how to see the best Christmas lights this year. Where are London’s Christmas lights and what do
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