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Everyone loves a pear. It's such a juicy fruit and so versatile. It can of course be eaten raw and is delicious when done so. But it can also be used in cooking (poached pear anyone?), makes a love … read more

Magnolia plants have been around for centuries and have been a favourite of British gardeners for many years. With over 200 varieties there is plenty to choose from. Deciduous or evergreen trees an … read more

The snow has gone and the sun is beginning to hang around for a while. We’re on the cusp of spring and thoughts have already turned to our planting plans for the year. And, as this is the perfect t … read more

The British love a hedge. They can be ornamental as well as boundary markers. Hedges can attract wildlife and they also make great windbreaks and home gardeners and landscapers alike enjoy planting … read more

Topiary is the art of clipping and shaping the foliage of plants. Animals and geometric shapes are the most common forms of topiary. Box, holly, yew and privet are the most popular plants and hedge … read more