Plants2Gardens Blog

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.

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?

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.

As winter lingers, it’s the perfect time to daydream about sun-soaked days and a vibrant, flower-filled patio. Whether you prefer soft pastels or bold, fiery hues, now is the time to plan your summer display. From stunning summer bedding plants to hardy perennials that return year after year, there are endless ways to create a colourful, pollinator-friendly oasis. Need inspiration? Explore our top plant picks to transform your patio into a blooming paradise!

The days are getting longer, and that means more time to get out in the garden! February is the perfect moment to prep for a spectacular spring—divide perennials, prune Wisteria, and feed your shrubs. Let’s get growing with Fed N Done!

Winter may feel long, but there are plenty of simple ways to add color and life to your patio right now! This blog shares five easy ideas to brighten up your outdoor space, from structural evergreens like Phormiums to cheerful seasonal flowers like primroses. Discover the beauty of dwarf cherry blossoms, the intoxicating scent of Daphne, and the bold, golden blooms of Edgeworthia Grandiflora. Whether you're looking for instant impact, fragrance, or a pop of color, these fuss-free plants will transform your patio and keep it looking vibrant all season long. Happy gardening! 🌿✨

Hardworking evergreens like Sarcococca and Viburnum tinus bring life to gardens year-round. These resilient shrubs offer lush greenery, fragrant winter blooms, and essential nectar for pollinators, all while providing structure and beauty during the colder months. Perfect for pots or borders, they brighten any garden with minimal effort. Learn how these versatile plants can transform your outdoor space and discover great deals to add them to your collection today!

Happy New Year from P2G HQ! As we embrace the promise of a new gardening year, we’re thrilled to share our 2025 plant collection, including stunning Primroses perfect for winter pots and borders. Discover the joy of winter blooms, from Hellebores to Snowdrops, and make your garden shine this season. Check out our special offer on mixed Primroses to kickstart your gardening journey today!

In the realm of gardening, window boxes stand out as versatile and charming additions that can transform the aesthetic of both your home's exterior and your garden. Creating a window box is not just about planting flowers; it's an opportunity...