With over 50 years of practical experience in gardening and horticulture David has a wealth of hints, tips and inspiration to share. So whether it’s advice on basic growing techniques, choosing which plants to grow or dealing with your gardening problems, there’s plenty to discover in the sections below…
Growing made easy
When is the best time to cut ornamental grasses
When spring growth is starting to get under way, ornamental grasses along with many other types of herbaceous plants, .....
Planting Ideas
Japanese quince – spring flowers and autumn fruit
If you're looking for a plant for your garden that combines spring flowers with a worthwhile crop of fruit .....
Problem solving
How to stop daisies growing in the lawn
As the lawn recovers after the winter months, a number of 'weed' species including daisies make their presence felt. .....
“David has the knack of passing on his wide knowledge with an infectious enthusiasm that is never overbearing.”
“David is amazingly knowledgeable about all aspects of gardening and horticulture, borne of his wide experience. I’ve been lucky enough to know and work with him for many years.”
“It’s always a pleasure working with David on our practical videos – he’s a great presenter and knows his subject inside out.”
“We first lectured at Sparsholt College in the late 1980’s – even then David showed a natural ability to communicate, had an infectious enthusiasm and cared greatly about teaching his subject to the next generation of horticulturists and gardeners.”
“David has years of practical experience over a vast range of gardening subjects, an irrepressible passion for plants and a desire to share that knowledge with everyone.”
“Getting gardening advice from David is like getting advice from your best friend who knows a lot more about gardening than you but who never makes you feel inferior. He delivers guidance with oodles of expertise and a dash of good humour.”
Repotting moth orchids…
New on-line Garden Shop is now open
There are some things that a gardener just can’t do without, so I’ve put together essential gardening kit in my garden shop for you to buy online. They’re all products that I enjoy using and I hope you do too. And one of my garden essentials while I’m doing my spring pruning and training is garden twine – particularly in these great colours of liquorice and cinnamon!
There are other products too, and more will be added over the coming weeks so keep a look out for what’s new.
All the items would make great gifts – but don’t forget to treat yourself, too.
