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Five examples of when not to prune | Jack Wallington

I’ve been watching all of the posts on social media recently instructing us to prune this and prune that. You’d think if you didn’t...

19 things at RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2024 | Jack Wallington

The vibe this year during Chelsea press day was very much relaxed, enjoyable and a sense that Chelsea had a small bit of its...

Why the UK needs a national map of potential wind farm, solar farm and housing sites | Jack Wallington

Update May 2025… Since I posted this article and sent it to various Government departments and MPs, the Government’s Department Natural England has now released...

Artist spotlight with Charlie Ford | Jack Wallington

I’d like to introduce you to Charlie Fordif you don’t already know him. Charlie Ford is one of my favourite artists, we met when...

How to grow tomatoes in a polytunnel | Jack Wallington

Recently Chris and I were saying how fantastic our polytunnel has been, it’s a few years old now, is as good as new, and...

Should we stop comparing fungi to apples? | Jack Wallington

I love fungi, looking for them in autumn is one of the things I look forward to most all year. You don’t even need...

1,000 Landscapes Project | Jack Wallington

Over the last few years I’ve been learning to draw and paint landscapes better, and across 2025 I aim to accelerate that practice by...

January gardening ideas: mid-winter | Jack Wallington

I love winter, especially on cold crisp days when the world can be seen with such clarity. These are the months to prepare and...

February gardening ideas: end of winter | Jack Wallington

I really love the end weeks of winter, which in the UK is February and very occasionally stretching into the first week or two...

Renewables and protected natural habitats – thoughts on Walshaw Moor energy park | Jack Wallington

I bloody love wind turbines! They look beautiful – modernist windmills generating future electricity for minimal cost. They are one of the greatest symbols...

Must-read

Plant Jewelry: One-of-a-Kind Pieces Inspired By the Garden!

Plant jewelry is my favourite accessory. There is no better way to take the natural world with you than to wear it! This list...

Ulf Nordfjell: A Visionary in Garden Design

Along the coast of Maine as we are readying for Christmas, our outdoor cultivation has come to a screeching halt as the ground is...

Guide to Successful Rooted Cuttings — Grow Guru

Rooting plant cuttings is one of the most useful horticultural skills that nearly any gardener can...
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