Found in a hole in the large ash tree next to the front gate was this little fellow; not a mouse, but a vole. We seem to have a lot of voles in the Genus garden, or maybe it's one vole causing havoc to the roots of plants. There is one flower bed where the soil feels spongy from so many tunnels under the surface.
Wool isn’t just for cosy jumpers at this time of year - it’s also very useful in the garden. Versatile and abundant, wool is increasingly being used in various forms...
If your houseplants are looking a bit worse for wear after a long winter blasted by cold draughts and central heating, consider investing in an AI-powered green gadget to help...
One of the cheeriest sights to keep you going until the light finally shifts and the darkest days of winter are behind us is surely the sight of a selection...
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