What is mulch
Mulch is a material that is spread over the surface of a border or bed a covering. Different mulches have different properties depending on what they are made of.
Weeds in the garden
Any plant can be a weed if it’s running a muck somewhere you don’t what it. However there are some plants that are considered weeds for a reason. This blog will help you identify and hopefully get rid of some of the worst offenders.
Water your plants
Dry conditions obviously has a massive effect on your plants because if they don’t have water they’ll start to wilt and die. This blog tells you everything you need to know about watering your plants.
Peat Free Compost
Did you know that you choice of compost could be contributing to climate change? This is because of one of the main elements in most composts… Peat. Dig a little deeper and find out more.
Planting to Prevent Flooding
Find out about the innovative way (or ways) of dealing with the floods that is not only worked but also sustainable! I’ll give you a clue - it’s planting! Jump straight in and find out more!
Zero Waste Essentials - Your Zero Waste Starter Kit
Zero Waste Starter Kit! The Zero Waste Essentials for your kitchen, reduce your footprint with each step along the food waste journey. Read this and waste less!
Top 5 bird feeding stations
Bird feeding stations are, if you never seen one before, great for hanging lots of different types of bird feed/feeders and attracting a large verity of bird.
Top 5 best garden birdbaths
Out of all the wildlife that come and visit our garden, birds have to be the friendliest and most vocal. Checkout GardenWilds top 5 Garden Birdbaths and attract more bird to your garden.
Planting a yew hedge in clay soil
This blog is all about how to plant a yew hedge in clay soil and it’s harder than you think. Check it out yew won’t regret it!
Bog Plants
Is your garden’s too wet or you sick of your pond, don’t get bogged down! check out our blog on bog plants. It’s the bog blog! Perfect, not only for bog garden plants but also bog plants for ponds.
Why are the plants dying in my garden?
Everyone knows that they need to fertilize there plants but not everyone know why or what that fertilizer is doing. Here’s GardenWilds trouble shooting guild to the effect different mineral have on you plants. Check it out before it’s too late!
How to make a wildflower meadow
Top tips on grow your own wildflower meadow. It’s harder than you think but the benefit are unbelievable!
Hazel Dormouse
They are also tiny! Dormice grow to between 6cm - 9cm! He could easily lay in the palm of your hand with room to spare.
5 reasons you’re not attracting birds to your garden bird feeding station this winter
There has been a countrywide decline in the numbers of many birds including many well known and loved species.
Even though the main brunt of damage is being done in agricultural areas, there are a lot of mistakes that are being made in the garden. As the habitats are being reduced in the countryside, it’s getting more important to welcome birds into your garden.
Christmas Garden Rescue
This the story of the bird rescue that happened in our house this Christmas. As my son, Arthur, is bird mad, when we found this little guy stunned and immobile in the garden, he was the first to want to rescue him.