Angela spotted this little clump of coltsfoot growing on a riverbank in Norfolk.  Who would guess that these cheery little flowers can also be found in cough mixture.

It's far too cold to be working in the garden so why not sow a few wild flower seeds in pots on the windowsill ready to plant into the garden when the weather improves?

Two of Q Lawns' most popular products, Meadowmat wild flower matting and Enviromat sedum matting will be showcased at Palmstead Nurseries' soft landscaping workshop "Survival of the Fittest" on 27th September 2012

Part one of a two part blog on caring for a species rich meadow.  What time of year should it be mown and what works best in the long term. This blogspot looks at the way that farmers traditionally managed their pasture through the seasons and how those techniques can be used in a small meadow or in a garden.

One of our most frequently asked questions is "can I use Meadowmat to create a living green roof?".  Meadowmat's Production Manager, Robert Allen, explains why Enviromat sedum matting is a more suitable green roofing material than Meadowmat.