Sustainable gardening in November means protecting the little critters who helped through the summer. As November’s chill blankets UK gardens, experienced gardeners know winter is a season to nurture nature’s …
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Tired of sticky fingers, honeydew-coated leaves and stunted plants thanks to mealybugs? You’re not alone. Mealybugs may seem cute and fuzzy but their sap-sucking, disease-spreading ways can ruin your precious …
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Autumn is a prime season for experienced gardeners to embrace sustainable gardening , preparing perennials for a resilient and vibrant spring. We champion eco-friendly gardening practices that align with Nature’s …
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October gardening is prime time for experienced gardeners to nurture their soil for winter resilience. At The Natural Gardener, we champion Nature’s Natural Cycle with sustainable practices like no-dig gardening, …
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We’ve all heard about the damage caused by plastic bags – and since the UK introduced a tax on them in 2014, their use has dropped by an incredible 98% …
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It’s the same every year. Just when your garden starts to burst into life, the aphids arrive like an uninvited guest at a dinner party – clinging to shoots, curling …
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When we think about sustainability in gardening, composting, companion planting or peat-free compost might come to mind. But what about the pots we use? Have you ever considered the carbon …
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Are you tired of peat-based compost that’s damaging our planet – draining bogs, emitting carbon and harming ecosystems? Meet Coir Compost Discs – the natural, sustainable peat-free alternative that delivers …
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Gardening jobs for September highlight a key turning point in the gardening calendar. The long days of summer are drawing to a close but your garden is still full of …
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If you’ve spent just five minutes scrolling through gardening content on Instagram, you’ve probably come across @im_no_gardener.   Known for his no-nonsense approach to growing your own, he’s the first …
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Supporting wildlife in late summer gardens is essential for creating natural ecosystems. As summer transitions to autumn, your garden becomes a vital sanctuary for wildlife preparing for winter. This comprehensive …
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Scarecrows are often overlooked in gardening. They are a great way of detouring birds and other animals in a sustainable way. This is down to a multitude of reasons. The first being …
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August is high summer but keen gardeners know it’s also prime time to sow for an autumn harvest. While blooms begin to fade and harvest baskets grow heavier, there’s still …
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Plant heat stress is becoming increasingly common in UK gardens as summer temperatures rise. Recognising heat stress early means the difference between minor wilt and major damage. If left unchecked, …
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Gardening pests can really put a dampener on your summer garden plans. As temperatures climb and heatwaves become more likely, pests like aphids, spider mites and hornworms often thrive. But …
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