We all know that a British summer can be a bit of a rollercoaster, but this year it’s feeling a little more like a desert expedition! With the sun shining bright, Thames Water has officially announced a Temporary Use Ban
If you’ve stepped outside lately, you’ve probably noticed something: the garden is absolutely exploding with life. It’s that classic British early-summer cocktail of warm sun followed by a heavy downpour, then more sun again. While our roses and hydrangeas love
Moving house can be a stressful experience, especially for military families facing the additional scrutiny of meeting strict March Out standards. Military housing guidelines for gardens and outdoor spaces are particularly detailed, requiring meticulous preparation to avoid additional charges for
Our customers sometimes ask us to replant their Christmas Trees; however, the stress of Christmas can sometimes be too much for many plants. The holiday season wouldn’t be complete without the festive charm of Christmas trees and poinsettia plants though
Celebrate World Soil Day with The Garden Elf It’s not just dirt – it’s a living, breathing ecosystem that supports plants, provides nutrients, retains water, and ensures your garden thrives. With World Soil Day just around the corner (December 5th),
Hedgehogs are a gardener’s ally, munching on pesky slugs and insects while bringing a touch of charm to your outdoor space. Yet, these delightful creatures face many dangers in our gardens. At The Garden Elf, we’ve taken a personal interest
January is the beginning of the gardening year – a time for fresh starts, renewed energy, and grand plans for the twelve months ahead. January jobs for the garden this month are mostly about keeping things trim and tidy, and
One question we often get asked is what can you do in the garden at this time of year! We are still being kept busy being asked to provide quotes for various jobs around the garden and there are always
We are now half way through November – the leaves are falling and it’s getting colder and wetter. The nights are drawing in and you may be pushed for time in the garden or you may be looking for inspiration
Hedgehogs are a gardener’s friend, as they eat snails, slugs and insects. Make a hedgehog a home Leave areas of the garden ‘wild’, with piles of leaf litter and logs. These are an attractive nest as well as a home