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Before going on holiday, it’s important to take care of your garden to make sure it is in the best shape whilst you are away. We’ve put together a checklist of tasks to complete before you leave to make sure your outdoor space is thriving upon your return.

At this point in the summer, your diligent efforts in the garden should be yielding fruitful results, with flourishing plants and ample floral blooms for your admiration and pleasure. However, it is important to keep up with necessary care and maintenance to ensure optimal enjoyment of your garden in the weeks to come.

This May, throw a Coronation Party that will be remembered for years to come! British Garden Centres has a beautiful range of stunning outdoor living products from furniture to solar lights, to help you get into the regal spirit, that will ensure this special garden party is one you won’t forget.

As warmer weather approaches, the country turns its attention to outdoor living, and lush green lawns become a key summer focus. The lawn is the centrepiece of all gardens and is home to children’s playgrounds and sports. It’s also home to pets, sunbathers, and barbecue enthusiasts.

Why not start growing your own plants, fruits, and vegetables this March? There is nothing like homegrown produce when it comes to taste, freshness, and cost savings.

New Year’s Resolutions are obviously topical at the moment, but have you thought about making New Year’s Resolutions for the way you manage your garden?

September is frequently a wonderful month for gardeners, there are gardens to visit filled with flowers, fruit, and inspiration.

I have now been writing this article for 10 years so I thought I would look back to the first one I wrote to see what I said then. Oh my, how times have changed in just 10 years! This was the opening paragraph….

Summer is here, what better way to enjoy spending time with loved ones than having a barbecue and enjoying great food together?

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.