Guy Barter is the Chief Horticultural Adviser at the Royal Horticultural Society. He specializes in agriculture and farming, with a focus on horticulture, sustainable agriculture, agroecology, and permaculture. Guy's insights and expertise have been featured in the Daily Express, MSN, and The i Paper.
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Guy Barter's articles predominantly focus on providing practical gardening advice with an emphasis on "how-to" guides and seasonal tips. His coverage is geared towards house & home and food & beverage themes, particularly in the context of gardening, plant care, flowers, fruit trees, and composting.
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Given Guy's national focus on the United Kingdom and his articles' emphasis on seasonal tips, tailoring pitches to reflect local UK horticultural practices and relevant time-sensitive topics may increase the likelihood of successful engagement.
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An expert gardener’s guide to vegetable planting in May and beyond
Get ahead of the game for a beautiful garden
Plant now for a blooming summer
The simple gardening task that makes flowers look their best
July is the perfect time to enjoy your green space but keeping it looking glorious can be a challenge with pesky insects around
By: Guy Barter
Put in the work now and reap the benefits with the change of season
What to do with your garden after the hot, dry summer
Heat and drought have led to early, lighter yielding crops that mature over a shorter period than usual. Gardeners must be prepared to bring in the fruits of their endeavours
