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Transform your garden into a Mediterranean delight
Transform your garden into a Mediterranean delight Close your eyes and picture yourself transported to a sun-drenched haven in your back garden reminiscent of the Mediterranean. The beauty of a Mediterranean garden lies not just in its holiday aesthetics but also in its practicality. Designed for low maintenance, it allows you to unwind and soak…
4th Jul
Be a butterfly hero – our top plant picks for the Big Butterfly Count
Be a butterfly hero – our top plant picks for the Big Butterfly Count The Big Butterfly Count, a vital UK-wide citizen science survey, is calling on everyone to help assess the health of our environment. By counting the butterflies you see, you can contribute to valuable data that tracks butterfly populations and ecosystem wellbeing.…
1st Jul
Gardening for Beginners – How to Sow and Prick out Seeds
Gardening for Beginners – How to Sow and Prick out Seeds Whether your new to gardening or just need a refresher, learn all the ins and outs of how to prick and sow seeds with us at British Garden Centres. In this entry we will run down the basics and demystify confusing terminology you may…
24th Jun
Maximum impact, minimum time: Quick wins for your garden
Maximum impact, minimum time: Quick wins for your garden Do you crave a vibrant garden but feel like there just aren't enough hours in the day? We've all been there - between work, errands, and the ever-present to-do list, the dream of a beautiful outdoor space can easily wilt under the pressure of a busy…
21st Jun
Our Guide to Water Features – Portable Serenity
Our Guide to Water Features – Portable Serenity Water Features are fantastic for bringing charm, character and serenity to any outdoor space. Nothing quite beats the relaxing splash of water in the evening. They come in all shapes, sizes and can feature various animals or characters in their designs. Join us as we explore all…
15th Jun
How to design a garden for all the senses
How to design a garden for all the senses Sensory gardens are thoughtfully planned and designed spaces that engage and stimulate the senses, offering numerous health benefits. A sensory garden aims to engage all five senses - sight, sound, smell, touch, and even taste. British Garden Centres has curated a selection of plants specifically tailored…
12th Jun
Our guide to the low-maintenance plant stars of your garden
Our guide to the low-maintenance plant stars of your garden Adding plants can bring life and vibrancy to your outdoor space. However, choosing the right plants is essential if you want to maintain a minimalistic approach or have a busy lifestyle. British Garden Centres has put together some options for low-maintenance plants that thrive in…
7th Jun
Our Guide to Garden Machinery – Finding the right tool for the job
Our Guide to Garden Machinery – Finding the right tool for the job An overgrown garden can be a nightmare, a job that requires specialised tools and attention. With so many power tool options, which ones the right choice? Join us as the British Garden Centres team delve deep into finding the right tools for…
6th Jun
What to expect at BBC Gardeners World Live
What to expect at BBC Gardeners World Live British Garden Centres is once again returning to this year's BBC Gardeners’ World Live, sponsoring the theatre and showcasing an expansive and inspirational stand brimming with a diverse array of plants. From Thursday, June 13 to Sunday, June 16, Birmingham’s NEC will be transformed into a hub…
5th Jun
How to Create a Terrarium – An ecosystem of its own
How to Create a Terrarium – An ecosystem of its own Terrariums are a fantastic low-maintenance option for maximum impact. Bottle gardens allow you to grow some truly exotic plants thanks to their high humidity. Join us as we run through the essentials to create your own miniature ecosystem. What do I need? You can…
3rd Jun
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Gardening with Eve: Jobs for October
October’s here and the garden is taking on that familiar, golden autumn feel. There is plenty to crack on with this month, from getting fruit bushes in the ground to sorting out your spring bulbs before the weather turns too cold. The soil is still holding onto a bit of summer warmth, which makes it…
Gardening with Eve: Jobs for September
September is a month full of changes. With summer coming to an end and autumn approaching, there's still plenty of opportunity to get out in the garden. If you're wondering where to start here are my top three gardening jobs for September.
Plants for Autumn Colour
Now is the perfect time to plant fast-growing, heat-loving plants that will reward you with vibrant colour well into autumn. Here are our plant team's top picks for keeping your borders, pots and baskets glowing through to the first frosts. Flowers to plant now for autumn colour