Terrestrial Terrors on our Home Turf

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The sap of the Giant Hogweed can cause phytophotodermatitis (PPD) which isn’t easy to say and even more painful to experience.  Basically, the sap reacts with sunlight to cause blistering and burns on the skin. […]

Marathon Matt Shares his Spinach Secret

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The popular presenter of ITV’s The Wales Show, Matt Johnson readily admits to being a fair-weather gardener.  “I enjoy spending time in the garden in summer with a big glass of wine.  My gardening experience […]

WRU Winger ‘Tries’ Gardening

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World renowned Welsh winger, Shane Williams recalls fond childhood memories of the time spent with his grandparents.  “My Grandfather Emyrs, is a very keen gardener,” he explains,  “he is really good with his hands and […]

Brand New Brassica

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A UK supermarket recently announced that will be selling the first new vegetable for nearly ten years and the good news is that you can grow your own.  Described as a flower-like Brussel sprout, the […]

Fill Your Woolly Pockets with Plants

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Owners and founders of the Woolly Pocket planting system, Miguel and Rodney  Nelson  cheerfully admit to having no knowledge of plants before inventing their innovative products.  “I am an artist and my brother is a […]

Auntie Planty’s Top Tip

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“As the spring bulbs start to emerge and bloom, if you didn’t plant any in your garden last autumn, you’ll probably wish you had.  But don’t go without.  Garden Centres will be selling a varity […]

Auntie Planty Calls a Spade a Spade

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Writer, broadcaster and Garden Agony Aunt,  Valerie McBride-Munro admits to having had the affectionate title of Auntie Planty bestowed upon her by grateful gardeners.  “Men always laugh,” she adds “but I have the last laugh […]

Save our Soils

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“A garden is only as good as its soil.” Clay soil will evoke frustration into the most enthusiastic of gardeners however, with a lot of love, care and commitment, it can actually be extremely productive.  […]

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