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There are some really simple yet effective ways to create the illusion of more space in a small garden, whether you have a courtyard, a compact urban garden, or an awkward corner in a larger space. We
We think you will agree that Galanthus, commonly known as snowdrops, are so very welcome this year, perhaps more than ever?
Considered by some as the most romantic day of the year February 14th – Valentine’s Day. The day when millions of red roses are given to loved ones across the country. BUT how about giving ...
Well-structured soils are usually crumbly and friable and have plenty of pore space to allow water and air movement to ensure healthy root development. In fact, and perhaps surprising, 50% of healthy.
New for 2020 Refusing to be disheartened over Lockdown 2.0 and our inability to hold our fun and very popular Christmas Wreath Workshops, we have put our heads together and come up with......
Pictures from our RHS Chelsea Flower Show display 2017 - Rosy Hardy celebrates her 25th year of exhibiting within the most famous floral marquee in world.
If you are planning a visit to the nursery with a large group of friends you may want to consider booking a visit to Spring Pond Garden too ...
A vast array of Hellebores (Helleborus) are available, with several pages listed in the RHS Plant Finder. With so many to choose from it can seem overwhelming deciding on the right hellebore for your
The 13 plants included in Rosy's plan for a drought resistant border will all thrive in full sun in a well drained soil and can cope with periods of little rain once they are established.
Here at Hardy’s we do our best to adopt sustainable practice wherever possible. Here are some examples:- The vast majority of the compost used at the nursery is peat free.
Many of us grew up with our parents and grandparents extolling the virtues of this gentle, misty season in terms of growing potential in the garden, but......
At Hardy’s we have two main ways of undertaking breeding or selecting new plants. The first way is to take two plants of the same family, remove any flowers and then place them .........
Updated - The new Firestars TM Series of Crocosmia has been developed by Paul Lewis, an amateur plant breeder and hybridiser, specialising in Crocosmia and Gladiolus on the Isle of Wight. Paul has ...
Butterflies and moths are extremely important indicators of the state of the environment. There has been a dramatic decline to Britain’s butterfly numbers due to habitat destruction, agricultural ....
Phlox are one of those hardy perennials that every gardener should include in their armoury. They can be suited to many different situations in the garden.
Now we all look forward to the heady days of summer when our plants are flourishing, and our gardens are at their peak. But, the question is, “How do we ensure plants reach their full potential ....