Deadly Plant Disease – Xyella
Scientists are worried that a deadly plant disease, Xyella, could be carried between plants by the Spittlebug. The bacterium is not currently found in the UK. The insect is active
Tree Pest – Oak Processionary Moth
Caterpillars emerge between May and July to feed before turning into adult moths. They can cause damage to Oak trees as well as itchy rashes, eye and throat irritations and
Inside Devon Podcast
Have a listen to my recent Podcast with Inside Devon https://mobile.twitter.com/insidedevon/status/1431190707604185091?s=25
GIANT HOGWEED
Giant Hogweed (Heracleum Mantegazzianum), is typically found near canals and rivers but can be found all over the UK. It is an invasive plant that is a risk to public
Protecting your garden from stormy weather
Our poor gardens and the open landscapes have been affected by the recent severe stormy weather conditions and the extremely high rain fall. For keen gardeners it is soul
Time to reflect
As I return back to my client’s gardens after a bit of down time, it gives me the chance to reflect on the year and how things can
Plants …. good to be around
There is so much history and geography behind the different varieties of plants; great plant hunters collected them over the centuries, it is remarkable how all these plants have adapted
What is a Horticulturalist Garden Consultant?
As many people are getting adventurous in their gardens, people are experiencing the benefits of being with plants and the outdoors. Since last year, many people have needed support
Turning to gardening
It is lovely to see so many people turning to gardening for the first time or even just enjoying the beautiful Devon landscape. We are all looking for ways to keep the
How could a Gardening Consultation with a Professional Horticulturist benefit you?
How do I bring the passion back into my garden? How could improvements be achieved in my garden? Could this investment add value to my property? These may be
Who to choose? a Horticulturist, a Landscaper, a Garden Designer?
It has been lovely to see so many people take to the great outdoors and experience gardening in 2020. Be it, large gardens, small town gardens or vibrant window boxes on