Rain gardens are designed to capture and absorb rainwater, allowing it to soak into the ground instead of flowing into storm drains. They...

Here are some ideas for garden fences that can enhance the aesthetics and functionality of your outdoor space. Ask us at Olive Tree...

It's the season to BBQ. But did you know that the wood ashes can be used in the garden in several beneficial ways? Boost your plants'...

During summer weeds can run riot in your garden. Talk to us at Olive Tree Gardens about dealing with these uninvited guests, whether...

Hot and wet weather mean that annoying nettles are springing up everywhere. Here are some tips on how to deal with them effectively....

Deadheading flowers is the process of removing spent or faded blooms from plants. It helps to promote continued blooming, maintain the...

It's hot outside and the warm weather is set to stay. While it is a wonderful time to enjoy the garden, the hot weather also stresses...

June brings long and sunny days, meaning your garden will crave water. Significant rain showers that throughly nourish plants are rare,...

Hanging baskets allow your garden to bloom across multiple levels and can be rewarding projects to create. Here are the essential steps:...

The garden is the perfect place to spend your time in the summer, and this weekend is set to be a scorcher. Here are some ways to make...

Creating a space in your garden for wildflowers to thrive can add biodiversity, as well as beauty, to your outdoor space. Here's what to...

May is a great month for gardening, as the weather warms up and plants start to grow rapidly. And this month we get long weekends in...

After a winter of accumulating dirt, now is the time to pressure wash your patio. Not only will it make it look great ahead of barbecue...

Treating a lawn in the spring can help ensure a lush and healthy lawn throughout the growing season. Here are some tips to consider:...

Daffodils are everywhere right now. Look harder and you will also see tulips, crocuses, camellia, snowdrops, hyacinths, primroses, cherry...

Rain is essential for the garden, but repeated, heavy downpours can cause damage to plants, soil erosion, and water-logging. Here are...

March is a good time to start thinking about preparing your hedges for spring and summer. Here are some tasks you should consider...

Spring is on its way, even if it hasn't seemed that way recently. This means that it's time to prepare the garden for the coming growing...

1) The tools of the trade: You need loppers, a pruning saw, a knife, a pair of secateurs and a pair of thick gloves for effective and...

Most fruit trees will benefit from an annual removal of branches to encourage vigour and healthy fruit, even though such pruning can...