Red, white, pink, orange and various shades in between, add a lovely pop of colour to our houses in winter. These plants like a warm room away from any drafts.

Create interest in the garden in winter. From winter scent to evergreen plants, a guide from our Plant Team on utilising your garden over winter.

September is a great time to plant bulbs to look forward to after the winter. The soil is still warm and perfect for planting trees.

Join in on International Compost Awareness Week and be a compost champion with our top tips on how to start making your own compost and leaf mould!

Trees are more than just beautiful to look at. They provide important benefits for our environment and health.

Skimmias have a long season of interest. They have evergreen, aromatic foliage, pretty flowers in late spring and all through winter.

September and October are great months for planting. The soil is still warm from the summer sunshine and is moist due to more rainfall.

Scarify and aerate lawns now to keep grass strong and healthy over winter, before our northerly temperatures plummet in October.

Are your plants looking fab this year, or are you wondering why your plants have less flowers on them?
The solution is quite often feeding.

Spring is on its way and the days are slowly getting longer, it's now time to start thinking about....potatoes!

Hedges are an excellent way to provide shelter for garden plants and animals!

It's so exciting starting a new veg garden or taking on your own allotment!

We are delighted to bring you a new and improved website. Let us know what you think!

In the garden centre this month there is a large selection of beautiful potted bulbs. Cheerful pops of early spring colour from the snowdrops and crocus bulbs.

Although some might think that there is nothing to enjoy in the garden at this time of year...think again!