Tag Archives: winter gardening
Exploring the New Winter Garden at Kew
Exploring the New Winter Garden at Kew
Kew's Winter Garden is a delight for all the senses. Upon entering the gardens by t...
Finding Beauty in Winter Stems and Seedheads
Finding Beauty in Winter Stems and Seedheads
Renowned Dutch garden designer Piet Oudolf famously remarked, perhaps only ha...
Creating Stylish Winter Containers
Creating Stylish Winter Containers
If you're looking for a simple way to freshen up your garden then take an hour or so th...
Coming in from the cold: overwintering tender bulbous plants
Coming in from the cold: overwintering tender bulbous plants
Many bulbous plants are hardy but some of our garden favourit...
Winter warmers: plant protection for frosty days and nights
Winter warmers: plant protection for frosty days and nights
Plants have evolved some extraordinary mechanisms to protect themse...
Six of the best: flowering wall shrubs and climbers for the winter garden
Six of the best: flowering wall shrubs and climbers for the winter garden
During the heady days of summer, basking in the scent...
Creating Beautiful Winter Containers.
Creating Beautiful Winter Containers.
Darker days as nights draw in and cooler weather arrives leads many to tre...
PUTTING YOUR GARDEN TO BED
The first hoarfrost in the garden is always the most beautiful, even if it signals the creeping hand of winter. Although we hav...
CORNUCOPIA OF CORNUS
Commonly known as the Dogwood the Cornus is a group of botanically diverse plants with a lot of year round interest to add to any plant...
KEEP YOUR ROBINS ROCKIN’
STEP INTO THEIR CLAWS
If you’re a bird in winter these are your problems - there’s hardly any food about; your water supply becomes a ...
Yummy Choc Chip Beetroot Muffins!
CHOCOLATE CHIP BEETROOT MUFFINS (VEGAN)
At Capital Gardens, we think there’s nothing more rewarding than being able to make the most of...
21 Things You Can Do to Look After Garden Birds in Winter [Infographic]
As we reduce our hours in the garden with the drop in temperatures, we can happily retreat to heated homes, thick blankets and cosy pai...
