Cleaning greenhouse glass so more light gets through
A summer's worth of dirt and algae on greenhouse glass can quietly reduce the light reaching your plants. Cleaning it makes a real difference.
A summer's worth of dirt and algae on greenhouse glass can quietly reduce the light reaching your plants. Cleaning it makes a real difference.
A pot without adequate drainage is one of the most common reasons container plants struggle. Checking and improving it takes only a few minutes.
Even a well-drained pot can struggle if it sits flush against a hard surface. Small pot feet solve this simple but common problem.
Ordinary bagged compost can hold onto far more water than many plants like. Mixing in perlite lightens the texture and improves drainage.
A simple layer of clay pebbles at the base of a pot can make a real difference to how well a plant copes with wet weather. Here's how to get it right.
A few minutes spent picking off dead and yellowing leaves keeps container plants healthier and better looking all season.