UK trees have many myths, legends and folklore associated with these giants of the plant world. Did you know, for example, the origin of the phrase 'touch wood'?
English Woodlands in East Sussex recommends these six trees able to tolerate dry soils and even drought, for UK gardens.
Have you planted a tree for the Jubilee yet? Don't forget that new trees planted within the public realm (and in your garden) need watering for at least a year. Don't leave them to fend for themselves!
Come and visit English Woodlands tree and shrub nursery to celebrate the Jubilee on Saturday 4th June!
All newly planted trees, shrubs and perennials need water during their first year - even drought-resistant plants. English Woodlands is urgently reminding you to water.
The winter has been unusually dry, with only 40% of 'normal' rainfall. The weather forecast is set to remain mainly dry. We cannot stress highly enough the need to water trees planted within the last year.
English Woodlands looks at 10 of the best trees suitable for small gardens, to help you choose something appropriate for the space available.
The topic of planting native trees or non-natives is a long-standing debate. Which is best? Are exotic trees damaging our natural eco-system? English Woodlands takes a look ...
Spring is a vibrant time in the garden and there are important tasks that need your attention! Planning the long-term success of your new trees should be a priority.
One of the most welcome sights in spring is the appearance of blossom. But which trees are best? How to choose a spring-flowering tree for the garden or wider landscape.
You can add to the Queen's Green Canopy as an individual who might plant a tree in the garden, as a community, a school, a business- in fact anyone and everyone can join in! Here's how to do it...
Need some privacy in your garden? There's a tree or shrub species that will be able to provide screening to enable your outdoor space to become a private sanctuary.
