Your garden is bursting into life, it’s a time for new growth and fresh ideas as the frequent sunny days provide the opportunity to really start enjoying being...
Spring is almost in sight and your garden is beginning to awake from it’s winter slumber. Bulbs will begin to appear and wildlife will start to return to your garden as the days get longer and temperatures increase.
It’s still...
Jobs for January
January is the beginning of the gardening year and time for fresh starts. Now is a great time to plan for the year ahead and get everything ready for when the growing season begins.
Whether you’re giving your patch a good tidy...
Feeding the birds in winter, when the days are short and food supplies are scarce, offers a lifeline to our feathered friends whilst also rewarding us with welcome visits to our garden. As a nation, we love to feed birds so why not join in and follow...
During the winter months, our garden birds require high-energy foods to help maintain their fat reserves to survive the frosty nights.
They love fat balls and you can even make your own! Follow our quick and easy fat balls recipe to keep...
Houseplants are the home décor staple that will never go out of style. Not only do they lend well to a homey aesthetic, but they’re good for your home as well. Use a variety of different houseplants to style your home in a very unique way!
Adding a dash of greenery into your home brings so many benefits with it! Not only does it give that drab corner a splash of colour but can also reduce stress, make you feel more energized and enables you to think more clearly.
Houseplants give...
Houseplants breathe life into your home, cleaning the air as they grow and looking fantastic at the same time. Transform any room into a living space with a selection of beautiful houseplants that never go out of style!
One of the joys at this time of the year is the emergence of primroses. Enjoy the sweet, simple freshness of their charming, dainty blooms which really celebrate the coming of spring.
We’re proud to say our primroses are locally grown just...
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