Stephanie's Garden Blog

Vine weevils can be one of the most destructive garden pests and as they wreak their havoc undetected underground, it can often be too late once you've eventually laid eyes on them

Our debut Customer Newsletter is jam-packed full of topical gardening ideas, hints, tips and discussion starters; it's perfect reading material after a hard early spring day of seed sowing and transplanting in the kitchen garden or down the allotment

All eyes are focused on the Harrod Horticultural Kitchen Garden this coming Tuesday (July 12th) as the sixth meeting involving customers - dubbed the Focus Group - takes place

We've been busy during the autumn developing and testing our new Harrod Slot and Lock? range of connectors, low level strawberry cages and rock-solid vegetable cages. The new innovative Slot and Lock fixings spell the end of costly cage collapses when the tubing slips out of the connector - they do exactly what their name implies! Read all about how the Slot and Lock connectors ccan improve your gardening experience, the cage permutations we offer and plenty more in our Slot and Lock press release...

There's no denying that I'm at my happiest when I'm digging, planting sowing or harvesting - even weeding - in the garden

I must apologise for the lack of entries recently, but I've been on a whistle-stop trip to Exeter in Devon, near to the RHS's west country garden at Rosemoor.

Found an interesting article in the Daily Mail last week which seems to indicate that recycling and composting are starting to become big business - the worm has turned!

Is this Garden Forum page?

Imagine a typical scene at the local allotments. Older men wearing caps and clad in their favourite gardening gear, gathered together in a ramshackle shed plonked next to an overgrown plot discussing how great it is to escape the house and wife, is probably the picture your mind conjures up. But things are very different these days...