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Summer Gardens, Children and Colour
Spending your summer in the garden is the best way to enjoy the weather and time off. The summer months can be difficult to keep your children entertained all day for six weeks.
Water Wisely
Watering wisely is all about understanding your garden and what it needs.
Gardening During a Heatwave
There are two, related topics I’d like to share with you this month. Keep your plants hydrated and ensure your garden plants survive when you go away on holiday.
Gardening in the Summer
The FA cup final marks the start of summer for me. In late May the danger of frost has passed and I start planting out sweet pea and tomato seedlings in pots on the patio. That Saturday afternoon is also an excellent time to buy bedding plants for my window boxes.
Sow today … Eat tomorrow!
One of the great things about this time of year is that you can sow edibles and eat your efforts in a few weeks' time. With the warm weather, you can sow straight to the ground or pots and don’t need a greenhouse.
Wildlife Friendly Gardens
Our gardens are filling up with colour and scent as warm weather, rain and longer daylight hours encourage growth.
National Children’s Gardening Week
It’s National Children’s Gardening Week. This week celebrates the fun that gardens hold for children, and we have curated a list of fun activities for all the family to enjoy this gardening week and throughout the summer.
The 5 senses in Gardening
Catering for all five senses is important too. Sensory input to both stimulates and relax is critical for these children, more so than it is for the rest of us.
Is your garden fit for a Queen?
What better reason to have a garden party than the upcoming royal jubilee? There’s plenty of time to prepare your garden in regal fashion; here are my top tips for a colourful summer.
Blooming Beautiful this Spring
Winter be gone! Here comes the spring and with it the opportunity to plant bulbs that will fill your outdoor space with vibrant colours. As ever, whether you have a balcony or an acre there’s something for you in the beautiful world of bulbs, corms, and tubers. Let me take you on a quick tour of some of my favourite summer bloomers…
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Get to know your garden with British Garden Centres
Before you buy a single plant, the most important thing you can do is get to know your garden. Understanding your soil, sunlight and layout helps you choose the right plants for the right place – making gardening easier, more successful and far more rewarding. Whether you’re starting from scratch or refreshing a tired space,…
Gardening with Eve: Jobs for April
April is one of my favourite months to be in the garden as almost everywhere you look there's something ready to burst into life. There's quite a lot to get stuck into this month, so let's get straight to it!
Get to know your garden centre with this jargon-busting guide
The world of gardening can feel like a confusing place at times! From the almost overwhelming range of plant varieties to complex sounding terminology, gardening can feel daunting as a long-term gardener, never mind as a beginner. As part of our Make It Bloom campaign, we want to help demystify gardening and show you it…





























