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Gardening with Eve: Jobs for January
Happy new year everyone! January is a great time to do some planning and prepping for a fresh new year of growing, whether that’s stocking up on seeds for your veg patch, or planting some hellebores to brighten up your garden. Keep reading to find out my top 3 jobs to get stuck into this…
5th Jan
Gardening with Eve: Joyful January
Gardening with Eve Hi everyone - Eve here! If you’re reading this, you might already recognise me from my videos on British Garden Centre’s social media. I'm so excited to welcome you to my brand-new Gardening with Eve guide. Whether you’re just starting out or you’re a green-fingered natural, each month I’ll be sharing everything I…
10th Jan
Whatever the weather: Spring Plants
Whatever the weather: Spring Plants Knowing your garden is an essential step in understanding what type of plants you need to fill your space. Although the English weather is never predictable, this will help steer you in the right direction. First you need to assess the weather conditions in your garden, is it a suntrap,…
2nd 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…