Perennial Power
Guest post: in an extract from her new book, The Climate Change Garden, author Kim Stoddart explains how to get more resilient through the use of …
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Celebrate Apple Day, 21 October!
Apple Day has proven itself to be an increasingly popular event. What started on 21st October 1990 as an attempt to spread environmental awareness and a …
Bees’ Needs Week 8 – 18 July 2019
Are you keen to help pollinators? Whether you have a window box or a large garden, there are some simple things you can do to help. It’s Bees’ Needs Week 8 …
3 ways to grow your own gardeners!
National Children’s Gardening Week It’s National Children’s Gardening Week, and we reckon it’s more important than ever to get kids engaged in the joys …
National Gardening Week: 5 Benefits of Gardening
It’s National Gardening Week, and we’re celebrating all the benefits associated with getting out into the garden as much as you can. National Gardening …
Autism and the power of gardening
As World Autism Awareness Week gets the world talking about living with autism, we’ve been thinking about the positive impact of gardening and outdoor spaces …
Can I have a Pea please Bob?
By Jonathan Jones The vegetable I am most looking forward to growing this year is this fabulous purple-podded pea, the splendidly tutonically named …
Selecting Seeds with Life at No. 27
By Annabelle I was very pleased to be announced in Suttons new catalogue as one of the lucky bloggers trialing the new range of seeds for 2018. So, I decided …
Our Favourite New Flower Seeds for 2018
If you are looking for some inspiration for something different to grow in your flower beds, borders or containers, you’ll find it in our range of new …
Our Favourite New Vegetable Seed for 2018
The one thing I love most about winter, above all others, is that when we get to January, after the festivities of Christmas and New Year are over, is that it …