Searched for "aster", click here to show all the news. Gardening & Plant Care Why Autumn is the best time to garden Discover expert tips for autumn gardening in North London—best plants, planting advice, and seasonal maintenance for every space. Christmas box (Sarcoccoca Confusa) – The Perfect Winter Plant Discover Christmas Box – Sarcococca Confusa and other varieties that are the perfect outdoor winter plant. Available at Boma Garden Centre and online. Orchids– How easy care are they? Orchids are not as hard to care for as you may think. Sam Ward Boma's indoor plant horticulturist gives excellent tips on positioning, watering, feeding, flowering periods and repotting. Easter decorations and flowers Decorating eggs for Easter is an age-old tradition, celebrating new life and the start of spring. Top tips for feeding birds in winter When the weather is cold, and food is scarce, our garden birds need our help to get them through the winter. How to train your climbing houseplant Here are our top tips on how to train your climbing houseplant. NPK fertiliser ratios explained Here’s a quick guide to fertilisers and how to interpret an NPK ratio. Popular Christmas Flowers Christmas flowers can add an incredible dynamic to decorations in your home and the garden, so these are our top-4 Christmas flowers to add a splash of nature to your festivities. Pruning trees and shrubs in winter Here are a few guidelines on pruning shrubs and trees in winter. Growing plants in peat-free compost We’ve gathered together the latest research on growing plants in peat-free compost. Top 5 Alliums to Grow These top five alliums to grow will fill your garden with pretty colourful spring and early summer colours each year. Prepare the garden for autumn Time to prepare the garden for autumn, even though it is still summer! Gardening always means looking towards the seasons ahead and being prepared for what to grow, what weather will be coming and what might need protecting. It is good to make plans and even write a list of what needs to be done. Here is our guide to getting on track with the months heading into autumn. Previous 12345 Next Do you have gardening or plant questions? Ask the team