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As the days start to lengthen and the temperatures warm up, we can really start to get involved in the garden again. It’s time to start pruning, feeding and [...]

As our planet is becoming over-run with plastic waste we are all looking to do our bit to reduce our plastic use and ensure we recycle as much as [...]

Rudy Raes and Burston Nurseries Rudy Raes, a Belgian grower specialising in growing seedlings, has chosen to host their bi-annual Primrose Festival at Burston nurseries for the past 8 [...]

As we rapidly approach the start of Spring, now is the time to get ready for the imminent arrival of warmer weather. Many of us would have neglected our [...]

So, imagine it’s a snow covered, frosty morning as you look out of your kitchen window and there, as reliable as ever is your favourite garden visitor, the Robin. [...]

This week the 4th Children’s Mental Health Week launches; it was first launched in 2015 to highlight the importance of children and young people’s mental health. At this time of [...]

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 [...]

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 [...]