Author bio:

Debi Holland

Debi runs her own gardening business in the South West. She has an RHS diploma in Horticulture; studied at Bristol Botanic Gardens and Cannington Walled Garden and was a volunteer Harvester at the National Trust Tyntesfield Estate. She is obsessed with plants and wildlife and loves to visit gardens and seek out plants in their natural habitat. Debi is an avid propagator and seed sower of ornamentals and edibles and a passionate photographer and writer. Her gardening diary can be found at www.debihollandgardening.com
@DHgardening

There are 5 articles by Debi Holland:

How do I get the most from my sweet peas?

Posted on 27th December 2018 in Plants

From stately homes to urban gardens and allotments, annual sweet peas have universal appeal as the quintessential cottage garden cut flower.Professional gardener Debi Holland shares her tips for getting the best from these fabulous garden plants

Create a wildlife haven in your garden

Posted on 2nd August 20183rd August 2018 in Blog

Debi Holland suggests ways to attract wildlife into your garden

Planting hope

Posted on 2nd July 2018 in Blog

When I started working as a professional gardener I had no idea gardening could have such a profound positive effect on mental wellbeing.

Japanese Knotweed

Japanese knotweed

Posted on 31st May 201813th November 2018 in Friend or Foe?

If you’ve heard the horror stories about Japanese knotweed you might want to know how to identify it and whether it’s really as bad as everyone makes out?

Bee a better gardener

Posted on 30th April 2018 in Blog

Once you have taken stock of your plant survivors, spare a thought for some of the other creatures in your garden, in particular the bees.