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Jobs for June Hi everyone, Eve here: happy June! This month is the official start of summer which is SO exciting. There’s lots to be getting on with in the garden, from creating your own summer planter to sowing beautiful blooms ready for next spring. Keep reading to find out my top jobs to get…

Gardening in February Hi everyone, Eve here! As promised, I’m back with February’s instalment of Gardening with Eve. For me, February is all about getting your garden ready for spring and summer, whether that’s sowing sweet peas or choosing which summer-flowering bulbs to plant. I’ve got lots to share this month, so let’s get into…

National Gardening Week – “Knowledge is Flower” – Gardening terminology made easy Embarking on a gardening journey can be both exciting and overwhelming, especially when faced with a plethora of unfamiliar terms. The RHS’ National Gardening Week takes place from 29 April–5 May 2024, with the theme “Knowledge is Flower” which aims to demystify gardening…

With the highly-anticipated Barbie film now making waves across cinema screens and becoming the hit of the summer, there’s no better time to start planning your Barbie-style pink garden and get on board with this summer’s latest craze for #Barbiecore.

The top 5 gardening accessories for beginners this spring season.

Gifts he actually wants…! Stuck for gift ideas for dad? We’re here to help you find something he’ll love! From quality gardening gifts to our best-selling model kits, discover the perfect gift for your Dad, whatever he’s into. Plus, don’t miss our amazing value, online exclusive, Father’s Day bundles! For Green-Fingered Dads Is your dad…

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.…

Learn how to Grow your own Sunflowers step by step and decorate the vegetable patch with your own homemade painted rock labels with our crafty activity!

Alpine plants are used to thin soil and cold temperatures which mean the plants are hardy, small and have an abundance of flowers.

Looking for something a bit different from the usual bunch of flowers or box of chocolates? From statement houseplants to quality gardening tools and beautiful homeware, here’s our alternative gift guide for that special person in your life…. Romantic plants Living plants make beautiful Valentine’s gifts, offering something that flourishes throughout the season and brings…