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Whether it’s drifts of golden daffodils or a multi-coloured kaleidoscope of tulips, spring bulbs are the perfect choice to fill borders, patio pots and window boxes. Many fill the air with their heady fragrance too, like hyacinth, making them an ideal pot plant to grow indoors. Keep the colour coming by mixing bulbs with seasonal […]
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Albert Bartlett potatoes are a British favourite and at last you can grow your own! Whether you are an expert kitchen gardener or are new to ‘grow your own’ potatoes are a great way to start. Follow out step-by-step guide to growing potatoes in a container or bag: Fill a container with 4 inches (10cm)
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Sweet Peas are enduringly popular cottage garden flowers and will reward you with gorgeous blooms and beautiful scent. These flowers are easy to grow and great as cut flowers – in fact the more you pick the more they grow! Grow Your Own Sweet Peas – a Perfect Project for Young Gardeners! Fill the pot
With the sun shining its perfect weather for the barbecue. Use the herbs in your garden to create a culinary masterpiece when friends and family come to visit. Place a container planted with herbs close to the kitchen or barbecue. You can then add herbs to olive oil to create exciting marinades. •            Beef: thyme,
Herb containers can make a beautiful and functional feature in your garden. There is a wide range of herbs to choose from and they are easy to grow. If you are a keen cook, then there’s nothing more convenient than being able to step outside and pick a handful of fresh herbs from a beautiful
Create your own culinary herb garden that looks almost too good to eat! Try planting a selection of tasty herbs valued as much for their ornamental appeal as their flavour. From sage to thyme, rosemary to clipped bay and flowering chives, combine herbs valued for their ornamental beauty to produce long-lasting displays as well as
Children love growing plants and love being the garden but can often be impatient, wanting to see instant results. From 26th May to 3rd June it is National Children’s Gardening Week. The HTA supported event aims to capture children’s enthusiasm for gardening at a time when results are immediate.  Children are being encouraged in this ‘warm week’ at
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Despite the unsettled weather your lawn will spring into life at this time of year. As the grass starts to grow its time to think about feeding and conditioning the lawn, killing moss and lawn weeds and to start mowing with care. It is also a great time to sow a new lawn from seed.Â
A quick and easy way to inject some personality into your garden is to style up your pots. Here are some ideas to get you started: Vintage Cottage – Hark back to yesteryears with Dahlia, Lupin and Fuchsia Urban Chic – For a contemporary look plant Lavender, Gerbera and Heuchera Tropical Treasure – Create a sunny display with
We are often asked for ideas for plants that love the shade. Here are our top 5 shade lovers: Nandina Domestica Obsessed A good choice for patio pots where it will provide year-round interest, it also makes a colourful addition to the front of a shrub border. Skimmia Japonica Rubella A great shrub for growing
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