Absolutely delighted to announce that I am writing features for Richard Jackson's Garden. Introducing my first feature 'Bee a better...

It has been a challenging start to the year weather wise but with the arrival of Easter our thoughts turn to garden developments. Over...

Well we have had an unexpected start to March. After Spring seemed to be rapidly unfolding; winter had one more surprise up its sleeve;...

September 2017 saw the opening of a new seven million euro state-of-the-art horticulture centre at Avenue Loverchy, Vovray, France...

February is one of the most important months on the gardening calendar. Why? One word - pruning! It is the last chance to get essential...

Happy New Year everyone! Christmas and New Year have come and gone so now it is time to embrace 2018 and the winter garden. It is a great...

Sainte Foy Station is a small picturesque alpine ski resort in the Tarentaise valley at 1550 metres. It is one of Savoie's little...

We can all think our growing conditions are sometimes challenging but alpine gardening really does put UK allotment life in perspective....

• Wind rock prune roses to prevent stems breaking in stormy / windy weather. • Clear away any old or dead plant material in borders....

Ensure all tender plants are kept frost-free in a greenhouse, conservatory. cold frame or windowsill. You may need to fleece terracotta...

Hi there Gardeners – the days are getting shorter and the autumn is drawing in. Unfortunately the temperature is gradually dropping and...

Harvest apples, pears, pumpkins, squash, cabbage, nuts and grapes. Finish collecting seeds to sow in the garden next year or direct sow...

Well summer has faded and we have slipped seamlessly into autumn. Autumn is one of my favourite months. Traditionally warm, many plants...

Continue to dead head flowers regularly to promote new blooms. Gardens will be full of seed heads. Sprinkle in border directly or collect...

Hi there Gardeners – summer is definitely here! We have all had our fair share of sunbeams and rain drops these past few weeks. The sun...

The holiday season is almost upon us; ensure you have some help to water / feed plants whilst you are away. Ask a friendly neighbour and...

Plant out summer bedding and homegrown seedlings that have matured. You can finally make some space in the greenhouse by moving plants to...

Absolutely fabulous visit to RHS Malvern on Friday 12 May 2017 with a few girls who I studied Horticulture with at Cannington. Tremendous...

May is upon us. Arguably one of the busiest months of the entire year. The garden has erupted in a plethora of new colour, foliage and...

I am very excited to announce that Debi Holland Gardening has been completely re-branded. I hired the services of Bristol-based creative...