By Ciaran Biggins 7 Minute Read
No Mow May – It’s not clear cut!
No Mow May is an awareness month initiated by charity Plantlife urging everyone to pack away the lawnmower, let wildflowers grow freely…
Practical advice and ideas on garden design, planting, seasonal care, wildlife-friendly gardening and long-term resilience.
By Ciaran Biggins 7 Minute Read
No Mow May is an awareness month initiated by charity Plantlife urging everyone to pack away the lawnmower, let wildflowers grow freely…
By Ciaran Biggins 7 Minute Read
How Horticultural Therapy is helping people through life’s challenging moments and why your own garden might be exactly the right place to…
By Ciaran Biggins 4 Minute Read
Five tips to boost your gardening confidence If you often find yourself looking at your garden and thinking “I’m not sure what…
By Ciaran Biggins 4 Minute Read
If you’re reading this, it’s safe to assume that your garden matters to you. Whether it represents a lifetime of hard work…
By Ciaran Biggins 6 Minute Read
Winter Gardening Many think winter is the time to “put the garden to bed.” The borders are often bare, trees and shrubs…
By Jo Smith 5 Minute Read
Take a Breath. Step Outside. Notice. Connect. Your garden is more than a patch of green or a list of jobs waiting…
By Ciaran Biggins 6 Minute Read
Due to the recent hosepipe ban, many homeowners are wondering how to keep their gardens thriving in the ever-changing climate. At GreenArt,…
By Neve Phillips 5 Minute Read
Vegetable plots can make a lovely addition to your garden, providing cottage-garden-charm as well as a hobby and food source. On top…
By Neve Phillips 3 Minute Read
Spring is back, and now is a brilliant time to welcome nature into your garden and increase biodiversity all at the same…
By Neve Phillips 6 Minute Read
Winter in the garden is a time to think ahead; to spring and the presence of more life. One way in which…
By Kathleen Lagan 6 Minute Read
Creating Serenity in Your Garden At GreenArt we believe that a garden should be more than just a collection of plants and…
By Kathleen Lagan 4 Minute Read
When we say ‘Queen Anne’s Lace’, we think of tall, white, umbelliferous wildflower species that proliferate and take over the English countryside…