Trees for Small Gardens
Choosing trees for small gardens can be a difficult and confusing decision. When you begin to look you are plunged into a rich and diverse part of nature, the choices [...]
Choosing trees for small gardens can be a difficult and confusing decision. When you begin to look you are plunged into a rich and diverse part of nature, the choices [...]
It's an early spring this year and the bare root hedging and tree season is just about wrapped up, last year we were lifting bare root hedging into the middle [...]
I can't imagine that there are many people who get a building sense of pride as their manure pile increases but the Governor and I are of those few, oddly [...]
There are many native hedging plant species that make great hedges and support for your local wildlife but before I outline my best native hedging plants I have a few [...]
After plenty interest in his gooseberry opinions the Governor is back with his selection of the best apple varieties from his orchard at the farm. Bill says "Apple trees are [...]
Bill Beardsworth (The Governor) has made his selection of the best gooseberry varieties from his fruit garden at the farm. Bill says, "These varieties I find particularly suited to the [...]
After a few years in the doldrums our wholesale nursery has been seeing a good increase in sales to new build housing and large development projects which mirrors the general [...]
Phew what a scorcher! Pity the poor beekeeper in the heatwave. To safely inspect my hives I wear 2 pairs of trousers, a thick cotton beesuit with veil, under which [...]
Following is our recipe to mix 100 litres of our general purpose potting compost. Peat Coarse Peat For small pots under 1 litre - 80 litres of fine/medium [...]
Apiary at the Farm One of the major benefits of Barbara keeping bees is that they pollinate everything around them. The apiary is situated adjacent to the orchard [...]