The Newspaper For Gardeners

December Gardening Tips From...

Ooohhhhh …it's nearly here…Christmas! A time for cosy evenings by the fire and...

Looking Out for Hedgehogs...

Hedgehogs are some of the most endearing creatures in our gardens, but winter...

Protecting Your Plants from...

Winter can be a challenging time for gardeners, particularly when wildlife like deer...

Winter Compost: Digging Out...

Winter is an excellent time to dig out your compost heap and spread...
Saturday, December 13, 2025
HomeGardenAre tree ferns...

Are tree ferns frost hardy?

Tree ferns can stay outside all year in the UK but they need protection to survive. It’s best to take small tree ferns to a frost free shelter but once they get too big to store then leave them in the ground but wrap the trunk and growing tip at the top. Fleece and hessian sacking and straw are all good insulators but it’s a good idea to cover the whole set up with a waterproof outer layer as the growing point can rot if it stays wet overwinter

spot_img

lOOKING FOR MORE WORK?

The free and easy way to get more customers. Just join Find Local Gardeners.

Continue reading

Bulrush opens new coir plant to strengthen supply

As the horticulture and substrate sectors assess renewed pressure on raw materials, Bulrush Horticulture has announced the addition of a brand-new, state-of-the-art coir processing plant at its Magherafelt site in Northern Ireland. This latest investment forms part of Bulrush’s ambitious...

Suståne to introduce new Zero-Phos range at BTME 2026

With thoughts turning to the new season, turf professionals looking for solutions that deliver early strength, reliable performance and long-term soil health can find all of the answers on the Suståne stand at BTME 2026. Featuring 75% water soluble...

Kubota to showcase high-cut capability with FC4-441 at BTME 2026

Kubota is set to make a popular return to BTME, once again partnering with Baroness to showcase a reliable and powerful portfolio of Japanese turf maintenance solutions on stand 624. The focus for 2026 is innovation in their out-front...

SUBSCRIBE TO OUR YOUTUBE CHANNEL

Plant advice for unusual species plus updates from our tropical garden

SUBSCRIBE