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The Best Spring Bulbs to Plant Now
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Spring may feel a long way off when autumn arrives, but this is actually one of the most impo...
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Spring Bulb Q&A
Everything You Need to Know About Planting Bulbs This Autumn
Autumn is one of the best times to ...
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The September Garden Reset: What to Cut, Keep & Leave Alone
September is the perfect time to give your garden a gentle reset without cutting everything back. Discover what to prune, what to keep for wildlife and what jobs are worth doing now to prepare your garden for autumn and beyond.
Best Plants for Sunny Containers
Brighten up your patio, balcony or garden with the best plants for sunny containers. Discover our favourite heat-loving blooms, expert planting tips and simple ways to keep your pots looking colourful all summer long.
Why Are My Tomatoes Splitting?
Wondering why your tomatoes are cracking just as they're ripening? Discover the most common causes of split tomatoes, simple ways to prevent it, and how to keep your plants producing healthy, delicious fruit all summer long.
Mulching Explained: The Secret to Moisture Retention
Keep your garden thriving this summer with one of the simplest gardening techniques. Discover how mulching helps retain moisture, suppress weeds, and protect your plants during hot weather, plus learn which mulch is best for your garden.
Our Favourite Bedding Plants for June
June is one of our favourite months in the gardening calendar. The risk of frost has passed, the ...
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Top 10 Pollinator-Friendly Plants for Your Garden
There's nothing better than seeing a garden buzzing with life during the summer months. Bees, but...
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How to Keep Your Garden Looking Great During a Heatwave
There's nothing better than seeing your garden bursting with colour in June. At this time of year...
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Our Favourite Plants in Bloom Right Now
Spring has arrived in full colour at both of our locations, and there’s so much in bloom it’s har...
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Spring Garden Trends We’re Loving This Year
Spring is here, and with it comes a fresh wave of ideas for updating your garden. From bright col...
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Top 10 Plants That Thrive in April (And Look Amazing)
April is when the garden really starts to come into its own. With milder temperatures and longer ...
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Best Compost for Seeds, Containers, and Beds Explained Simply
Walk into any garden centre and the compost aisle can feel like reading a menu in another languag...
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Best Spring Bedding Plants for Instant Colour
When winter finally loosens its grip, nothing lifts a garden faster than trays of cheerful beddin...
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Q&A: What Seeds Should You Start in March?
March is when the gardening engine starts humming. Light levels rise, soil begins to wake up, and...
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February Bulb Care: What to do and what to avoid
February sits in that uneasy gap between winter and spring. Bulbs are awake underground, weather ...
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What Seeds You Should Start Indoors in February
February is a strange month for gardeners. The seed packets are calling, the days are slowly gett...
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Why Your Seedlings Get Leggy in February (And How to Fix It)
February seedlings have a reputation. They start hopeful, then stretch like they’re reaching for ...
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How to Care for Houseplants in Winter
Winter can be a tricky time for houseplants. Shorter days, colder temperatures, and central heati...
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Local Wildlife in Winter: How to Support Birds and Bees
Winter can be a tough season for our local wildlife. Birds, bees, and beneficial insects often st...
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January Pruning: What to Cut Back & What to Leave Alone
January is the perfect month to get ahead in the garden — and pruning is one of the most importan...
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How to Care for Your Christmas Tree
There’s nothing quite like bringing home a real Christmas tree — the smell, the colour, the tradi...
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Guide: Christmas Trees at Flowerland
Choosing a Christmas tree is one of the most magical moments of the season — but with so many sha...
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Poinsettia Care Tips: Flowering for Longer
Poinsettias are one of the most iconic Christmas plants — bright, bold, festive and full of colou...
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Garden Trends for 2026: What to Expect
Gardening is evolving — our outdoor spaces are no longer just about plants and flowers. In 2026,...
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All About Amaryllis: Your Questions Answered
Few winter flowers bring quite as much drama and colour to your home as the Amaryllis. With their...
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Evergreen Stars: Plants That Shine in the Dark Months
When the clocks go back and the evenings start to draw in, many gardens begin to lose their summe...
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A Guide to Container Bulb Planting
You don’t need a large garden to enjoy a spectacular spring display — bulbs thrive just as well i...
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The Wellbeing Benefits of Gardening in Atumn & Winter
When the air turns crisp and the days grow shorter, many people assume gardening season is over. ...
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FAQ: Autumn Bulb Planting
As the evenings draw in and the crisp autumn air sets the tone, it’s the perfect time to get your...
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Tough Beauties: Drought-Tolerant Stars
Verbena bonariensis, Agastache & Gaura ‘The Bride’
As UK summers grow hotter and drier, more ...
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Pesticides vs. Plants for Pollinators:
When it comes to gardening, two powerful forces often seem at odds: pesticides and pollinator-fri...
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A Beginner's Guide to Gardening Lingo
All the words you need to know to get growing with confidence!
Starting a garden can feel like st...
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Why Your Hydrangeas Might Be Struggling Right Now
(And How to Help Them Bounce Back)
Hydrangeas are a garden favourite — big, beautiful blooms and ...
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Tomatoes Not Ripening? 5 Reasons Why (And How to Fix It)
You’ve watered them, fed them, and watched them grow — but your tomatoes are still sitting there ...
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