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What to do in the garden in May?

Published on 7 May 2018

It’s a good time of year to be a gardener – so here are the jobs you can be getting on with this month!

International Dawn Chorus Day

Published on 4 May 2018

There’s a good reason to get up early this weekend – it’s International Dawn Chorus Day!

Plant of the Week: Lettuce

Published on 4 May 2018

Packed with flavour, crunchy and sweet, when you first bite into a lettuce leaf fresh-cut from the garden it’ll spoil you for shop-bought forever.

Take off your clothes!

Published on 2 May 2018

Take off your gardening gear and get naked for this year’s World Naked Gardening Day!

'Spring' into action

Published on 29 April 2018

The warm weather brings a short, intense burst of spring flowering bringing the biggest and most beautiful spectacle of colour seen in years.

Plant of the Week: Tomato

Published on 27 April 2018

Nothing beats a tomato picked fresh from the garden, warm from the sun and positively bursting with flavour.

Rhubarb advice

Published on 25 April 2018

A fully mature clump can keep you supplied with as many succulent, sweet red stems as you can eat from now until June, with plenty left over for the freezer!

Run by the Royal Horticultural Society, National Gardening Week is now in its 7^th year with thousands of people, gardens, charities, garden centres and groups getting involved in inspiring you to get out into your garden.

Plant of the Week: Carrots

Published on 20 April 2018

The humble carrot is transformed when it’s fresh-pulled from your back garden into a mouth-wateringly sweet treat, crunchy and full of flavour.

Mini alpine scene

Published on 18 April 2018

Create a mini alpine scene in a pot with a selection of exquisitely beautiful alpine plants to add a beautiful feature that fits into the tiniest of spaces.

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