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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
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
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
Little green ideas for National Children Gardening Week
Little green ideas for National Children Gardening Week National Children Gardening Week (25 May – 2 June 2024) is soon upon us which will encourage kids to love getting their hands dirty in the garden. Gardening isn't just about plants; it's a chance for kids to play outside, move around, and connect with nature. This…
22nd May
How to use containers for planting in space-limited gardens
How to use containers for planting in space-limited gardens Container gardening is becoming more popular these days, especially for those with limited outdoor space. It is a space-saving and flexible solution that can be adapted to fit small urban gardens and balconies. Even the tiniest plot can be transformed into an elegant outdoor sanctuary, providing…
17th May
The Best Cut Flowers to Grow – More of your favourites
The Best Cut Flowers to Grow With growing season upon us, now is the perfect time to take cuttings. Cutting is a great way to take some of your favourite plants and fragrances and scatter them throughout your gardens. The process couldn’t be simpler, and the reward is more delightful colours here, there and everywhere!
17th May
Planting Summer Flowering Bulbs – Begonias, Dahlias & Lilies
Planting Summer Flowering Bulbs Summer is right around the corner, and now is the best time to prep your garden with vibrant colours. In this blog you will find all you need to know about planting some of the most popular summer bulbs, Dahlias, Lilies and Begonias. Don’t worry if your garden is small, some…
10th May
Shed loads of offers – This week with the Family Card
Shed loads of offers – This week with the Family Card Stock up your sheds with plant feed, fertilisers and essential gardening kit for any situation and keep your shrubs, roses, climbers, alpines, fruit & veg looking and tasting their best. Get your shelves piled high with long lasting feeds and pest control with our…
9th May
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Gardening with Eve: Jobs for February
Happy February everyone! There’s lots to be getting on with this month, from a bit of practical pruning to potting up some bulbs for some lovely, early spring blooms. Keep reading to find out my top three jobs you can get out and do in your garden this February… 🌷 Pot up spring bulbs for…
Add a splash of winter colour to your garden
January may be cold and quiet, but your garden doesn’t have to be! Even early in the year, there’s so much life waiting to burst through the frost. Whether it’s a few pots by the front door or a full border refresh, here's some suggestions on what to plant now to brighten up your garden…
Swap the Christmas tree for a houseplant…
With the Christmas tree gone and the decorations packed away, home can suddenly feel a bit empty at this time of year. If, like us, you’re desperate for a bit of winter greenery, then a big and beautiful houseplant is your answer. Keep reading to find out why... Why go big? We love houseplants in…