Gardening Tips
- Stephen Teeuw
- 15 Apr 2024
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Exploring Plants for Shady Gardens
Shady Spring Planting Shady Autumn PlantingSometimes we don't get to choose how much sun our gardens get. Trees are very important to us, but they can create a lot of challenges. The biggest is the shadows they cast.
Shady gardens can be a desirable asset with careful planting.
Shady gardens offer a unique opportunity to ...
- Stephen Teeuw
- 15 Apr 2024
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How To Create A Wild Garden
Wild gardens and the allure of wildflowers in garden design seem idyllic. A successful wild garden can be an immersive experience. Plus, there are many benefits to cultivating a wild garden, including promoting biodiversity, attracting pollinators, and fostering a connection with nature.
Wild gardens are increasingly important when we think ...
- Stephen Teeuw
- 15 Apr 2024
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How to use Peter Nyssen’s plants as bedding plants
Bedding plants would typically be thought of as annual plants. You can buy them from garden centres and plant them for an instant burst of colour. However, the concept of bedding plants can be expanded to perennials, bulbs and shrubs. Decide what you want from your beds and which plants you want to shine. Here are a few plants that work as great ...
- Stephen Teeuw
- 16 Feb 2024
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Your Top 10 Dahlia Tubers for 2024
At Peter Nyssen we have a huge range of dahlias of all shapes and sizes.
This list includes the top dahlias our customers have been buying.
Keep up with the latest trends and impress your garden visitors with the hottest dahlias of the moment...
- Stephen Teeuw
- 15 Feb 2024
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What to do with broken dahlia tubers and how to save them.
A broken dahlia, is it as bad as it looks?
One of the most incredible things about dahlias is their ability to repair and regenerate. If you have a few broken tubers on your dahlia, don't worry. They are such an awkward shape it's very common for some dahlias to arrive with bent limbs. The industry practice is just to cut them off.
A ...
- Stephen Teeuw
- 6 Feb 2024
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Winter Sanctuary: A Guide to Protecting Wildlife in Your Garden
As winter descends and temperatures drop, your garden becomes a critical haven for wildlife seeking refuge and sustenance. We understand the importance of creating a safe and welcoming environment for the creatures that share our outdoor spaces. In this guide, discover practical tips on how to protect and support wildlife during the winter months...
- Stephen Teeuw
- 9 Jan 2024
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Compost dos and don'ts
Composting is the alchemy of the garden, transforming kitchen and garden waste into nutrient-rich gold for your plants. Creating the best compost requires a balance of ingredients, the right conditions, and a bit of patience.
Soil health is the foundation to any garden. It’s often unrealistic to buy top quality soil every season. A ...
- Stephen Teeuw
- 8 Jan 2024
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How to keep your garden in bloom all summer long
Early spring, as daffodil and tulip bulbs are coming into bloom, is time to think about your next step in the garden. Summer flowering bulbs are available to order ready for planting in April so you can continue the long lasting flowering displays right up to Autumn. To achieve a lasting and spectacular show, consider incorporating summer-...
- Stephen Teeuw
- 5 Jan 2024
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Why you should plant snowdrops in the green
When it comes to planting bulbs, the tradition has been to do so in their dormant state during September to November. However, from experience our prefered method is planting bulbs in the green, particularly for snowdrops, bluebells, and eranthis. In this guide, we'll explore the unique beauty of these bulbs and delve into why planting in the green...
- Stephen Teeuw
- 5 Jan 2024
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Winter flowering bulbs, colourful blooms for the coldest time of year
While winter may seem like a time of dormancy in the garden, there's no need to bid farewell to the beauty of blooming flowers. With the right selection of winter flowering bulbs, your indoor spaces and garden can come alive with color and fragrance.
The first frosts will put a stop to your dahlias and nerines in the garden but Autumns ...