The GreenArt blog

Practical advice and ideas on garden design, planting, seasonal care, wildlife-friendly gardening and long-term resilience.

Grow Your Own Cut Flowers

By George Smith 4 Minute Read

Grow Your Own Cut Flowers

One of the many joys of having a well-planned garden is that you can have ready access to freshly-cut flowers to add…

Protecting The Pollinators

By George Smith 6 Minute Read

Protecting The Pollinators

Insects Are The Gardener’s Friend Many people may not automatically think of some insects as the gardener’s friend but actually, ladybirds, lacewings,…

Monthly Garden Tips For June

By George Smith 2 Minute Read

Monthly Garden Tips For June

Hints And Tips For June 2016 June is the peak of the gardening year in most gardens so your jobs this month…

Star Performers On Our Patch

By George Smith 3 Minute Read

Star Performers On Our Patch

Ten Flowers & Shrubs That Will Thrive In Our Soil GreenArt’s base in South Oxfordshire is an interesting and quite varied place…

Help Save Our Hedgehogs!

By George Smith 6 Minute Read

Help Save Our Hedgehogs!

Hedgehogs are the gardener's friend as they particularly enjoy eating beetles, earthworms and slugs and therefore should be a regular guest in…

Trend-setting Garden Design

By George Smith 4 Minute Read

Trend-setting Garden Design

2016 sees the celebration of 300 years since the birth of possibly the greatest British landscape designer; Capability Brown. It also sees…

Monthly Garden Tips

By George Smith 3 Minute Read

Monthly Garden Tips

May is definitely the most dynamic month of the year as your garden springs into life; your job is to make the…

The Wonders Of Wildflower Meadows

By George Smith 6 Minute Read

The Wonders Of Wildflower Meadows

Six great reasons for creating a wildflower meadow in your garden. A Splash Of Colour! Planned and planted correctly, a wildlife meadow…

How To Create Your Perfect Pond

By George Smith 6 Minute Read

How To Create Your Perfect Pond

What could be more relaxing than listening to a stream trickle over pebbles or watching ripples gently drift across a lily pond…