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  • Plant, Pause & Enjoy: Easter Garden Moments to Soothe the Soul
    April 17, 2025 Louise Evans

    Plant, Pause & Enjoy: Easter Garden Moments to Soothe the Soul

    This Easter, take a slower pace and embrace the calming joys of your garden. In Plant, Pause & Enjoy, we share simple, soul-soothing ways to connect with nature over the Bank Holiday weekend—whether it’s planting spring blooms, creating a peaceful nook, or just enjoying the sights and sounds of the season.

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  • Instant Garden Makeover – Easy Wins for Big Impact This Spring
    April 10, 2025 Louise Evans

    Instant Garden Makeover – Easy Wins for Big Impact This Spring

    Looking to give your garden a fresh, vibrant boost without the hard work? Our latest blog is packed with quick, easy tips to make a big impact this spring – from bold planting ideas and clever container tricks to simple tidy-ups and feeding hacks. Perfect for instant results with minimal effort!

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  • April Gardening Guide: Essential Plants & Tips for a Blooming Garden
    April 3, 2025 Louise Evans

    April Gardening Guide: Essential Plants & Tips for a Blooming Garden

    April is the perfect time to refresh your garden with vibrant new plants, nourish your soil, and plan for continuous blooms throughout the season. In this guide, we highlight must-have plants like the Achillea Desert Eve Collection and Escallonia Showstopper, share tips on feeding and mulching with Fed N Done, and recommend the best spring and summer bedding plants for lasting color. Whether you're planting, feeding, or simply enjoying your garden, now is the time to make the most of the growing season!

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  • Spring Pruning Guide: What to Cut Back Now for Healthier Growth
    March 27, 2025 Louise Evans

    Spring Pruning Guide: What to Cut Back Now for Healthier Growth

    Spring is the perfect time to prune your garden, encouraging healthy growth, vibrant blooms, and well-shaped plants. Late summer-flowering shrubs like Buddleia and Hydrangea, as well as roses, perennials, and winter-flowering shrubs, all benefit from a timely trim. Using sharp secateurs and proper techniques ensures plants thrive while avoiding unnecessary damage. However, spring-flowering shrubs and sap-heavy trees should be left until later in the season. With thoughtful pruning, your garden will flourish, setting the stage for a beautiful and bountiful year ahead!

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  • Welcome Spring! Essential Gardening Tasks to Kickstart the Season
    March 20, 2025 Louise Evans

    Welcome Spring! Essential Gardening Tasks to Kickstart the Season

    Spring has officially arrived, and it’s time to refresh your garden for a season of growth and colour! From clearing winter debris and pruning shrubs to planting vibrant flowers and delicious vegetables, our latest blog covers everything you need to do to prepare your outdoor space. Discover expert tips on lawn care, mulching, and attracting wildlife to create a thriving, beautiful garden.

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  • 6 Reasons Container Gardening is a Game-Changer for Your Outdoor Space
    March 12, 2025 Louise Evans

    6 Reasons Container Gardening is a Game-Changer for Your Outdoor Space

    Container gardening offers endless possibilities, allowing you to grow plants that wouldn’t typically thrive in your garden, easily reinvent your outdoor space, and enjoy a more accessible, low-maintenance way to garden. With the flexibility to move pots for seasonal changes, protect delicate plants in colder months, and even grow fresh fruit and vegetables, planters are a must-have for any garden. Whether you’re looking to add variety, convenience, or creativity to your outdoor space, container gardening is the perfect solution.

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  • Spring is in the Air: How to Create a Bee-Friendly Garden This Season
    March 6, 2025 Louise Evans

    Spring is in the Air: How to Create a Bee-Friendly Garden This Season

    Spring has arrived, bringing sunshine, blue skies, and the joyful buzz of bees venturing out after a long winter. These vital pollinators need our help, and with a few simple steps—like providing fresh water, creating shelter, and planting nectar-rich flowers—we can make our gardens a haven for them. From perennials like Erysimum and Hellebore to shrubs like Mimosa and Prunus Autumnalis Rosea, there are plenty of ways to support bees while enjoying a vibrant, flourishing garden. A little effort now will ensure these essential creatures thrive for seasons to come.

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  • Grow Your Own: Easy Fruit & Veg Gardening for a Delicious Summer Harvest
    February 25, 2025 Louise Evans

    Grow Your Own: Easy Fruit & Veg Gardening for a Delicious Summer Harvest

    Growing your own fruit and vegetables is not only rewarding but also easier than ever, thanks to modern plant breeding and compact growing solutions. From childhood memories of allotment adventures to enjoying fresh garden harvests with family, homegrown produce offers unbeatable taste and nutrition. With dwarf fruit trees and container-friendly veggies, even those with limited space can cultivate a thriving edible garden. Now is the perfect time to plant for a delicious summer harvest—so why not start your own garden and experience the joy of fresh, homegrown flavors?

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  • The Glorious Return of Gladioli: A Timeless Garden Classic
    February 19, 2025 Louise Evans

    The Glorious Return of Gladioli: A Timeless Garden Classic

    Just like fashion, gardening trends come full circle, and Gladioli are making a well-deserved comeback! Once a must-have in garden borders, these striking "Sword Lilies" fell out of favour but are now reclaiming their status as a floral favourite. Hailing from sunny South Africa, they thrive in warm spots and reward gardeners with bold, elegant flower spikes—perfect for both borders and cut arrangements. Easy to grow with minimal maintenance, Gladioli are a timeless addition to any garden, proving that true classics never go out of style.

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