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As bulbs fade & herbaceous borders grow in leaps and bounds, it is now clear that summer is approaching. Sowing & planting out bedding can be begin! It’s also time to get back into the lawn mowing regime, as the...

Spring is finally in evidence as daffodils and flowering trees start to bloom. April showers this month but with sunny days too, when you can turn your attention to the lawn. It's an exciting month, with indoor-sown seeds well into...

Our Head Chef has created our most tasty dish to date, a super autumnal butternut squash and butterbean quiche - yum!  We'd like to celebrate this occasion by giving away a Festive Afternoon Tea for Two, and the rules for...

Since the start of 2020, sales of house plants have increased by over 80% up and down the country. House plants seem to have remained as popular as ever, helped largely by the lockdown, when people who might not have...

With the nights beginning to draw in, you will want to scrub off any shade paint you currently have on your greenhouses. This will allow more sunlight through (if we're lucky!) and save you money on heating. Make a start...

With allotments beginning to wind down from the summer, it’s time to turn our attention to what we can grow and plant throughout the colder months. Not only can you grow vegetables to eat during the autumn and winter, but...

Grab a bargain before it’s gone this bank holiday with huge savings on everything from garden furniture to pet food. Stock is limited so don’t wait around, pop in store today. Save  £549 on garden furniture Everyone needs this Bonaire...

When left to its own devices, all organic matter will eventually break down thanks to bacteria, fungi and hungry insects! Vegetable peel, egg shells, coffee grounds, garden clippings plus more can all be composted, and with the average UK household...

1 – Create a bee café As mentioned in our previous article, a bee café is a fantastic way to attract more wildlife to your garden. Simply find a suitable planter and fill it with a variety of bee-friendly plants!...