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Big Garden Birdwatch The Big Garden Birdwatch is held over 3 days, from 26th – 28th January and we’re delighted to be supporting the event once again. The event started [...]

16th Century Christmas Trees Germany is credited with starting the Christmas tree tradition as we now know it in the 16th century when devout Christians brought decorated trees into [...]

Autumn is upon us Autumn is upon us, leaves will start to fall, the cooler weather will descend and we will look into the garden with a somewhat depressing [...]

This is the month when we start to see rapid growth of not only our plants but weeds too! Summer flowering perennials are really starting to bloom now and [...]

We have always been a nation of gardeners and growing your own fruit and veg dates back well before the Victorian era. This is when the back garden would have [...]

A garden is a wonderful playground for children of all ages. There’s so much to look at like different leaf-shapes, stuff to mess around with like squidgy soil and lots to [...]

As the days start to get longer and temperatures start to rise the garden really starts to burst into life. Spring usually arrives by mid-March and the frequent sunny days [...]

National Nest Box Week is from 14th to 21st of February and it gives you the chance to contribute to the conservation effort in the UK whilst giving you the pleasure [...]

Multi-purpose This product is actually not that accurately named. It’s good for using when planting most shrubs and plants into the ground or for using in seasonal bedding containers but [...]

With the growing concerns of climate change there is a conscious effort to reduce our carbon footprint. One way to do this is to understand the benefits of buying a [...]