Gardening

You’ve got the grill going, the drinks flowing, the tunes playing, and then they show up: wasps. They’re uninvited, buzzing, […]

Here’s something depressing about life in the UK right now: councils sometimes sell off allotment spaces to balance the books.

Cats are cute, not when they’re treating your garden like their personal toilet, digging up seedlings, or scaring off the

Shakespeare might’ve been all about love, revenge, and mistaken identity, but he also had a surprising soft spot for flowers.

Plant once, harvest for years—that’s the dream, isn’t it? While most veg needs re-sowing, replanting, and constant attention, perennial vegetables

Summer in the UK sounds ideal for gardening thanks to long evenings, warm(ish) weather, and plants doing their thing. However,

Britain’s weather isn’t that dramatic, but there’s still a clear north-south divide when it comes to what plants can handle.

Some vegetables practically grow themselves, but others make you wonder why you even bothered. Between pests, finicky growing conditions, and