
Plant a smile this Mother’s Day
The one day of the year we celebrate Mother’s Day will soon be here and it’s a day to recognise, appreciate and thank the special lady in our life.
Read moreBy encouraging bugs and insects into our gardens, in return they will pollinate our flowers and keeping down unwanted pests during spring and summer.
Read moreRhubarb has seen a revival with home gardeners and it’s easy to see why. It can be forced into production in February for sweet stems and we show ...
Read moreEvery garden is a story and with our love of plants and outdoor living here to stay, here is our guide to ensure it reaches its full potential this...
Read moreIf you’re looking to keep the kids busy, or a wildlife lover yourself, our guide on how to make your own birdhouse will bring birds to your garden.
Read moreIt’s Blue Monday, the time we feel at our lowest ebb due to Christmas excess, post-festive debt and cold weather. Did you know that gardening can ...
Read moreOne of the benefits of working at home is the ability to design your own office space. Houseplants create an environment that is healthy and produc...
Read moreThe outdoor entertaining and living trend looks set to continue into 2021 with many choosing to ‘staycation’ and create the luxury holiday at home.
Read moreImpress with festive vegetables picked straight from the garden. If you sow slow-growing vegetables now, you’ll have them peak in time for Christmas.
Read moreA new wave of interest in our homes and the outdoors has seen gardening blossom in 2020. But what will 2021 bring for budding gardeners?
Read moreHow can you create a cosy ambience in your garden for your gathering that will capture the essence of the festive period? Follow our guide this Ch...
Read moreIf you are having a G&T with family, or relaxing with a refreshing glass, a cocktail garden is an innovative way to create theatre in your dri...
Read moreWith the temperature dropping, you may think that garden has been put to bed for winter, however there are still some plants which can be grown ind...
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