Ask The Expert

We are passionate about our gardening here at Harrod Horticultural and encounter the same pests, diseases and general garden problems as everybody else. Over the years we have developed products and come up with a lot of ways to make our kitchen garden as productive as possible while maintaining our organic gardening ethos.

So for advice on any gardening problem, put us to the test, we are confident we can help - email webteam@harrod.uk.com

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Using Polythene to ripen tomatoes

Is a polythene cover suitable for ripening tomatoes?

Mystery brown lawn patches

My lawn has developed a number of brown patches, but to date I've seen very few crane flies or leather jackets about. Is it likely to be something else?

Aphids & Wasp Problem

I have an aphid problem in my tree and would like to treat using the recommened wasps but im allergic to wasps.

Veg and Fertiliser for the Winter months

Applying fertiliser prior to growing winter crops?

Blotching on Liquid Amber trees

What has caused the purple/red blotchingon my Liquid Amber tree leaf ?

Growing Winter Vegetables

Do you have any advice on planting and seed sowing vegetables for the winter ?

Bees in compost bins

I've noticed bees nesting in my compost bins. How can I pursuade them to relocate without harming them?

Bindweed in the garden

Is there a way of getting rid of bindweed in the garden organically?

White patches on my caulis

I have recently noticed my cauli leaves have started to crinkle at the edges and have white patches on them despite growing strongly. Why is this?

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