One of the easiest and natural ways to get rid of pests in your garden is to use nematodes. Nematodes are a parasite which controls all the pests in the garden. Particularly effective against the number one pest slugs, they can also be used against vine weevil, caterpillars and ants as Chris Holden explained to Ken Crowther.

One of the easiest and natural ways to get rid of pests in your garden is to use nematodes. Nematodes are a parasite which controls all the pests in the garden. Particularly effective against the number one pest slugs, they can also be used against vine weevil, caterpillars and ants as Chris Holden explained to Ken Crowther.

Mathew Soper from Hampshire Carnivorous Plants explains how easy carnivorous plants are to grow. His love of them started as a seven year with a Venus Flytrap, which he fed a piece of cheese and killed it. He told Ken Crowther how the collection has grown over the last 20 years.

Mathew Soper from Hampshire Carnivorous Plants explains how easy carnivorous plants are to grow. His love of them started as a seven year with a Venus Flytrap, which he fed a piece of cheese and killed it. He told Ken Crowther how the collection has grown over the last 20 years.

Mathew Soper from Hampshire Carnivorous Plants explains how easy carnivorous plants are to grow. His love of them started as a seven year with a Venus Flytrap, which he fed a piece of cheese and killed it. He told Ken Crowther how the collection has grown over the last 20 years.

One of the easiest and natural ways to get rid of pests in your garden is to use nematodes. Nematodes are a parasite which controls all the pests in the garden. Particularly effective against the number one pest slugs, they can also be used against vine weevil, caterpillars and ants as Chris Holden explained to Ken Crowther.

Grass is the most prolific plant on the planet and is there to be enjoyed rather than become a chore. A well kept lawn with stripes in it will smarten up any area, but organic gardener Mike Thurlow argues whether it is important to eradicate any plant that is not a grass at any cost.

Trade Manager Andrew Barringer explains how Mr Harrod started the company in 1954 buying netting for the fishing fleets to the gardening company it is today manufacturing netting to the sports industry and constructing steel structures for the garden.

Lullingstone Castle in north west Kent is home to Tom Hart Dyke’s World Garden of Plants. His vision is to create a garden with plants for around the globe. Plant hunter Tom began going abroad to see plants in the wild when he was 18-years-old. He told Ken Crowther about his search for plants.

Shrubhill Farms Limited has been operating as an arable farm for more than 70-years. Q Lawns, a division of the company have been growing grass turf for 20-years. Q Lawn Farm director, Colin Brown explained to Ken Crowther how the turf side of the operation started.