Fascinating historical veggie facts
We thought we’d dig into the past to bring you a selection of some of the best veggie facts from bygone times.
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What is the Chelsea chop?
The ‘Chelsea chop’ is a method of pruning herbaceous perennials to delay the start of their flowering period.
New flower seed varieties
Ready to spice up your garden this summer with unusual blooms from our new flower seed range? Whether it’s an improved version of an old favourite, a …
Why buy plug plants?
If you want to save money but don’t have the time or space to sow seeds, plug plants are an excellent way to fill your garden with plants, flowers and …
Edible flowers: tuberous begonias
The brightly-coloured petals of tuberous begonias are not only beautiful, but edible too. Here’s more information about using begonias in your kitchen, as …
The fascinating story of the Christmas rose
Here’s everything you need to know about this tough little Yuletide bloom, including how to keep it flowering through until spring.
Top 10 bare root rose plants
Here are ten of our favourite bare root roses to try growing in your garden.
Winter help for bees
There’s lots you can do to help bees during the winter. Here’s how to help overwintering bees.
5 ways to stay on top of your vegetable patch
Here are our five top tips for keeping on top of your veg patch.
4 best pre-planted hanging baskets
We’ve carefully curated our favourite flowers to create ready-made baskets that are poised to burst into bloom soon after delivery. See 4 of the best …