10:40am Friday 18th July 2008
If you’ve got the time to look after it properly, lavender is one of the most versatile garden plants
9:13am Friday 27th June 2008
Old flower pots can look drab and dreary, but why not give them a squirt of spray paint to help set off the beautiful colours of the plants they hold? FOR the past 11 months I have walked past various piles of plastic terracotta pots that have been neatly stacked away underneath propagating tables in one of the greenhouses.
8:39am Friday 20th June 2008
Gardens are made all the more pleasurable when theyre filled with floral perfume.
9:15am Friday 6th June 2008
Watch out! Conditions are perfect for slugs to drag their slimy little bellies over to a leafy lunch MY vegetable tunnel is coming along nicely now. It has taken a while to get going as the cold snap a fortnight ago put everything on hold for a bit: some of the tomatoes kicked the bucket and all of the courgettes and pumpkins lost their leaves to the frost. Happily, they have now re-grown a new cloak of foliage and are romping away through the forest of sweetcorn.
10:16am Friday 30th May 2008
Wild meadows are beautiful and attract a lot of wildlife.
9:25am Friday 23rd May 2008
An invitation to visit the Chelsea Flower Show is always special, especially on Press day when celebs as well as gardens vie for the attention of the media
8:44am Friday 16th May 2008
Plants that have been protected from the winters icy blasts can now be moved to a new home THE work pace at the garden centre has really picked up this week. It is really only to be expected at this time of year, but the sudden change in the weather from deep midwinter to high summer precipitated and exaggerated the rush to buy garden plants.
12:24pm Friday 9th May 2008
Gardenersf pay might be a pittance, but the job has other rich rewards such as working in beautiful natural surroundings
Updated 3:06am Saturday 19th July 2008
Home-buyers are prepared to pay more for properties in market towns to benefit from the high quality of life the towns offer, research shows.
News for the North-East and North Yorkshire from The Northern Echo's community correspondents.
A MUSEUM has launched an appeal to buy a medieval relic to ensure it stays in the area in which it was found.
DIRECTLY-ELECTED mayors could be given control over local police under Government plans.
AN employment tutor found the perfect job when he was thrust into the role of one of Britain’s most notorious gangsters for a few hours.
LEEDS United will resurrect a cult item of kit in honour of the first black professional footballer, who played in the North-East.
BOXER Amir Khan yesterday urged children to stay away from train tracks after the release of a survey naming a North-East town among Britain’s main railway danger zones.
A CRIMINOLOGIST is working with police to track down a dangerous serial arsonist operating in a North-East neighbourhood.
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