Named for the unique colour of its blue-green wavey leaves, the Blue Star ferns – also known by the Latin Phlebodium aureum – ...

To obtain enrichment cultures of microorganisms, samples of composted waste (food waste, wood chips, excess sludge from biological treatment facilities of dairy production, and mechanically sorted ...

The more complex seed-producing plants have leaves with multiple veins. They are at home in the cool, shaded woodland. As mentioned before, clubmosses reproduce by spores. They are named for the ...

If flowering is wanted and you feel the plant needs a fertilizer, use one with a first number that is low or nonexistent. If they were recently planted with rich compost or were fertilized ...

For the past five years Which? Gardening has only used peat-free compost for all our growing needs at our trials site, so we know it's entirely possible to grow a wide range of plants without peat.