News: garden plants

Natural beauty unveiled: exploring the wonders of Leucothoe

This blog will delve deeper into the ideal location for the Leucothoe, the necessary care, and the types of Leucothoe you can purchase at our garden centre.

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Garden Plants to Plant in September

These garden plants to plant in September will keep your garden interesting and colourful throughout the year.

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How to Prune Shrubs

These tips will ensure you know how to prune some of the most common shrubs to help you out.

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How to Add Autumn Colour to Your Garden

Here are a few tips on how to make your garden shine this fall.

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Benefits of companion planting and how it's done

There are so many benefits of companion planting, and how to do it in your garden is really easy with just a few tips.

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Why having a diverse plant selection matters

What's the importance of selecting many different varieties of plants for your garden? This guide will cover some of the many reasons it’s such an important part of gardening.

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8 late-summer blooming plants

Here are a few ideas to bring the colour back to your garden in August.

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Watering hanging baskets

Plenty of plants for hanging baskets will all need watering, so here are some ideas. 

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How to control and cut bamboo

To allow you to enjoy your bamboo without worry, choosing the right bamboo and knowing how to control it is important.

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How to prune Wisteria

When you know how to prune Wisteria, you will be able to keep it in top shape, with plentiful flowers and beautiful foliage.

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Top 5 alternatives to box hedging

With box hedging under attack from pests and diseases, the search is on to find suitable replacements for our gardens. We have found five of the best alternatives to box hedging.

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How to grow topiary

Topiary is the art of training plants to take different shapes, and it’s a fascinating way to add your own unique touch to your garden. All you need is patience, a suitable plant and some sharp secateurs. Here’s our simple guide to making your own topiary.

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