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Essential tools you need this autumn  Autumn is a crucial time for garden maintenance. As the days shorten and temperatures drop, your garden will need some TLC to ensure it is in ship shape for the spring season to come. To ensure your outdoor space is prepared for winter, having the right tools is essential.…

Flower power all summer long: Our deadheading tips to keep your garden blooming Summer in the UK is a glorious time for gardens, bursting with vibrant flowers. But to keep that floral display going strong all season, there’s a little secret weapon every gardener should know about – deadheading. Deadheading is the process of removing…

Britain Get Growing – December Delights in the Garden As the colder weather unfolds and Christmas draws near, it’s easy to assume that the garden is peacefully tucked away for the winter. However, the truth is, that there are still several gardening tasks to be tended to in December. In this quick guide, we’ll explore…

We have the best gift ideas to make the day special for your gardening dad in your life. If he’s not green-fingered, no problem, British Garden Centres has ideas and a selection of products for every type of Dad.

The top 5 gardening accessories for beginners this spring season.

Spring is on its way and it’s time to bring your garden back to life again. But first, you’ll need to make sure your gardening accessories and tools are ready to make the most of your outdoor space.

Now is the perfect condition to consider those winter tasks in the garden to get on with once the New Year celebrations are over.

New Year’s Resolutions are obviously topical at the moment, but have you thought about making New Year’s Resolutions for the way you manage your garden?

Along with the prospect of some long-awaited warmer weather, one of the best things about turning the corner out of winter is that we can all go out and begin to spend more time in the garden again. There is plenty that can be done as we all come out of hibernation – in fact when it comes to our gardens, there is a great deal of work to get your teeth into.

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