David’s Blog
How to design a potager vegetable and flower garden
Updated 10/04/25 Potager gardens were invented in France as ornamental kitchen gardens. They combine [...]
The 10 best plants to get a tropical garden style in Britain
Updated 10/04/25 Tropical gardens are becoming increasingly popular in Britain. Their relaxing presence makes us [...]
The 14 best pure and beautiful white rose varieties
Updated 10/04/25 Ah, the rose! Voted Britain’s favourite flower; not surprising really with several [...]
The best low-maintenance plants for easy lawn alternatives
Updated 10/04/25 Brits have been in love with their lawns since they were first [...]
Step by Step Gardening with David Domoney at Bridgemere Show Gardens
🌿 Discover the Joy of Step-by-Step Gardening If you’ve ever wondered where [...]
Slugs: 7 Natural control methods
Updated 10/04/25 Slugs love our damp, mile climate. And as [...]
The 10 best herbs to grow for beginners
Updated 09/04/25 Herbs are easy plants to grow, and can be good for your [...]
How do I stop onions from bolting and going to seed?
QI have been growing onions from seed this year and at least a third of [...]
10 plants for a coastal garden style
Updated 09/04/25 The type of plants associated with a coastal garden style often have [...]
The best plants for winter garden colour
Updated 09/04/25 Fill your winter garden with scent, colour and silhouette! Don’t let the [...]
What do the terms perennial, biennial and annual mean?
Updated 09/04/25 Plant type categories like perennial, biennials and annuals may seem a bit [...]
Top 10 tips for small garden design
Updated 09/04/25 Think you can’t do much with small gardens? Think again! There are [...]
Top 10 Small Trees for Tiny Gardens
Updated 09/04/25 Every garden should have a tree. Read on to find out my [...]
The best climbing plants for shade
Updated 09/04/25 Shade-loving climbers are ideal for brightening up dark north and east-facing [...]
David Domoney’s Newsletter April 2025
April in Bloom Hi , April is bursting into bloom, so there's no [...]
Top Job – Tying in and training climbing and rambling roses
Spring has finally arrived, bringing floral delights and a whole new set of fresh [...]