Why choose the Darlac Bamboo Weeding Fork? The Darlac Bamboo Weeding Fork is a gardening fork that’s perfect for weeding in cultivated soil, as well as for all your general gardening needs around the garden, greenhouse and allotment. Garden weeding fork with bamboo handle Ideal for weeding in cultivated soil and general garden use Stainless steel, rust resistant head Rope
Why choose the Darlac Bamboo Rockery Fork? The Darlac Bamboo Rockery Fork is a gardening hand tool that features round tines for less resistance in difficult soils. Ideal for avoiding disturbing other plants in tightly packed rockery beds, tubs and window boxes. Rockery fork with bamboo handle Ideal for rockery beds, tubs and window boxes Round tines offer less resistance
Why choose the Darlac Hand Fork? The award-winning Darlac Hand Fork is a gardening fork that’s perfect for working in flower beds and borders, as well as in all cultivated soil. Great for all your general gardening needs around the garden, greenhouse and allotment. Garden hand fork with rubber handle Ideal for working in cultivated soil in flower beds and
Harvesting perfect potatoes isn’t difficult, but these top tips will help you get the best from your crop. In a recent video, our friend Martin of Pots & Trowels is in the veg plot to show you how to harvest and store your potatoes successfully in October. You can watch the video below, or keep reading for all the advice
What is a weed? Generally, a weed is more often than not a plant that’s growing in the wrong place. So, if you’ve got unwanted weeds growing in your garden borders, it’s time to take them out! Now is a great time to carry out some maintenance on your beds and borders to keep your garden looking and growing at
Leeks are one of our favourite winter vegetables. Plant them in early summer as young plants into the garden and they’ll be ready to harvest from mid to late autumn right the way through until spring – sometimes we’re still lifting leeks at the end of March to early April! They’re nutritious and they’re really tasty, so they’re a good
Giving your pots and containers a burst of life with a springtime spruce up is a great thing to do at this time of year in preparation for summer. In their latest video, our friend Martin Fish of Pots & Trowels takes you through the process of maintaining your potted outdoor plants. You can watch the video below, or keep
Looking to create a border, or add a bit more depth to your garden borders, but don’t know where to start? In a recent Pots & Trowels video, Martin Fish shows you how to edge a lawn, remove the turf and prepare the soil ready for spring planting. You can watch the video below, or keep reading for all the
If you’ve got an established shrub in your garden that you want to keep and develop, but it’s just not in the right place, don’t fret! You can still move it to where it’d be better suited in the garden. In a recent Pots & Trowels video, Martin Fish tackled a hibiscus in his new garden – he likes it
Here we are now in the first week in October and summer has well and truly gone – the cooler temperatures, the blustery weather and the lovely autumn colour on the trees means that leaves are now starting to fall and swirl around the garden. Now is the time to lay the groundwork for a superb lawn next year. In