Bouncing your Garden into Spring
Spring formally kicked off on Sunday, 20 March, and go all the way to 21 June, when the summer sets in, this is according to the Met Office. Rising temperatures will prompt the national average to hit a record of 18C in the month of March, with extensive rainy days...
Our Biosecurity policy and Code of Practice.
The providence of our seeds and plants are of vital importance to us. The methods we use to store, grow and cultivate are designed to meet the highest standards so that out clients can rest assured that the products we have are of the highest quality. Below is an...
Wildflowers and Butterflies
Help butterflies and moths in the new Wild About Gardens campaign and create a place for contemplation and discovery for your community. The Wild About Gardens campaign run by the RHS and The Wildlife Trusts is collaborating with film producers Studio Canal this year...
Getting Ready for the Winter Seed Planting
As winter approaches, you’ll need to safeguard tender plants from frost damage by covering them. Most pests, as you may know, are dormant in cold weather. Meaning, it’s a good time to look for snails in sheltered areas, such as empty pots in the cold frame...
Yellow Rattle. Increase Species Diversity
Yellow rattle is an attractive, semi‐parasitic, grassland annual. In the past this plant was a serious pest for farmers as it weakens grasses and as a result can reduce hay yields by as much as 50%. In a landscape or garden context however, this suppression of grass...
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