Sowing the Seeds
Now's the time to start sowing seeds ready to make your garden look great in summer! Here are our top picks for flower seeds that can be sown this month.
Now's the time to start sowing seeds ready to make your garden look great in summer! Here are our top picks for flower seeds that can be sown this month.
Cleaning, sowing seeds and preparing the lawn are all great jobs to be getting on with this month to make your garden summer-ready!
A kitchen garden is a cost effective way to avail yourself of seasonal vegetables, herbs and fruits and a great accompaniment for your summer barbecues and salads. Learn more in our latest blog!
The weather this time of year can be unpredictable, but there are things you can do to stop any late frosts affecting your plants. Here's what we'd recommend doing in your garden in March.
Summer bulbs can brighten up your garden just in time for the hotter months to hit. Here are some tips for keeping them in great shape this year.
February is a great time to start getting your vegetable box ready for spring! Here are some steps to guide you through that late winter prep.
As the winter season sets in, it becomes crucial to support our feathered friends by providing them with food and shelter. Here are five compelling reasons why you should consider feeding wild birds in January.
The Big Garden Birdwatch enables scientists to compare year-on-year data and create a ‘snapshot’ of bird numbers across the UK. The popularity of the Birdwatch has grown year-on-year and now over 40 years later it is the world’s largest wildlife survey, with around half a million of us regularly taking part. Joining in with the Big Garden Birdwatch is simple and enjoyable. Here's how to get involved.
To determine the best food for garden birds in the UK during the winter, it is essential to consider their nutritional needs during this challenging season. Winter can be [...]
Originating from Mexico, the Poinsettia or Christmas Star is the ultimate Christmas houseplant with its vibrant coloured leaves. All of our Poinsettias are British grown. Learn how to choose and care for your Poinsettia here.