I can't stand to see neglected plants in shops, it really makes me sad and has me reaching for my purse before you can blink. One day, I found Cheesy; a sad looking, questionable Swiss cheese plant. I didn't buy him though as I didn't have time to wait in the queue before catching my bus, but let me tell you Cheesy played on my mind. I had to save him before he was ignored further then thrown in the bin, not even worthy of the reduced table. A few days later, I made it back in and bought him. I also bought this Miracle-Gro potting compost for two reasons - the first was that I wanted something quality to give Cheesy as much chance as possible to recover, and secondly, I .  Read the complete review

Gardening! Not everyone's cup of tea and I'll be honest I have always been a buy it from the super market kind of chap for the majority of my life, until recently that is when I have discovered a depth of excitement, enjoyment and challenge of a little green fingeredness. Don't get me wrong I'm no Monty Don or Stew Benson, but recently my potting successes have been speaking for themselves and I'm really pleased with myself. However before the fanfare and streamers are thrown I must give my credit where it is due! Good old British soil. It is easy to take this for granted let me tell you, whilst many will buy compost from a garden centre or ...  Read the complete review