Top December Allotment Tips
As I write there is a wonderful hoar frost this morning.The foliage and grass are glistening white and the soil is frozen enough to easily break a spade. Frost …
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December Newsletter
“From December to March, there are for many of us three gardens – the garden outdoors, the garden of pots and bowls in the house, and the garden of …
10 Amazing Gift Ideas for Gardeners
Christmas is fast approaching and if you’re left with that perennial dilemma of what to get the gardener in your life then we can help. In true Christmas …
November Newsletter
November comes And November goes, With the last red berries And the first white snows. – Cyde Watson Remember, remember, the joys of November. Apologies …
Plant Expert Michael Perry Joins The Suttons Team
Sutton’s Latest Recruit! With over 200 years of gardening knowledge and expertise behind us, our enviable reputation for quality products does not stop …
Top November Allotment Tips
My allotment has an increasingly mid autumn feel to it. Gone are the summer tender crops, most of which I’ve been able to compost. Instead much of my soil …
Rose Facts Through The Ages
Whilst waiting for your Suttons roses to arrive here’s some rose facts through the ages. This mild weather is delaying the autumn despatch of our …
Bare-rooted Fruit and Nut Trees
Traditionally most trees, including fruit and nut, were sold bare-rooted. It’s only our relatively new desire to plant all year round that has led to the …