RHS Gardening Through the Year: Month-by-month Planning Instructions and Inspiration

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Glad I found this book. My dog ate my last one and it is great for planning your garden. Glad I found this book. My dog ate my last one and it is great for planning your garden. Find out when the best time is for pruning rose bushes, when your potatoes will be ready to harvest, how to keep your lawn green and well-fed, and learn how to plan ahead with this comprehensive gardening book.

The book covers various types of gardens as well as lawn care, seasonal, ornamental and vegetable gardens. It is a bit east coast focussed in its assumptions about weather but overall very helpful.Ian Spence is an author, prolific gardener, and expert plantsman based in Rutland. He worked for many years in Barnsdale, Rutland, preparing weekly projects for the BBC's Gardener's World programme. Ian regularly broadcasts on radio, as well as writing and lecturing widely throughout the country. Discover top tips to guide you with clear, easy-to-follow gardening advice and illustrated step-by-step projects and gardening ideas. This fully updated edition includes brand-new visual galleries that showcase a garden throughout the year, with inspirational ideas for achieving colour schemes, your favourite scent, or striking foliage in your garden.

Whatever your level of skills in the garden, expert advice from the well-known gardener, Ian Spence, will help you keep your garden thriving all year round. RHS Gardening Through The Year is a must-have for anyone who has a green thumb! This book is great for novices or the accomplishes gardeners alike . Great photos and loads of tips and jobs to do each month. I just love it. 5 ⭐️.

While I’ve only just received the book (and yet to implement it), I am already using it to plan my gardening work. I think it will be a really useful addition to my library. Achieve a luscious garden all year round with this best-selling, easy-to-follow guide for novice gardeners from BBC Gardener's World writer Ian Spence. Watering - particularly containers, and new plants, preferably with grey recycled water or stored rainwater