A guide to planting winter bedding
Fill your garden with colour from autumn through to spring with winter bedding plants. Pansies are one of the most popular choices for winter planting schemes, …
Bedding Plants
Bedding plants provide quick and easy colour for beds, borders, patio containers, and hanging baskets. Find all you need here at Suttons blog to create both summer and winter displays.
Budget Bedding – Top Tips for Propagation
Do you want to update your bedding flowers this year on a budget? Well, here you will find everything you need right now to kick start your summer bedding for …
10 A-May-Zing Bank Holiday Offers!
It’s the perfect time of year to spruce up your garden and fill it with colourful plants and flowers. Our Bank Holiday offers will make it easier than ever …
Hay Fever Free Gardening
One in five people suffer from hay fever at some point in their life and find summer a time to be endured rather than enjoyed. As hay fever is an allergic …
Ken’s Success with Suttons Seeds
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again – here at Suttons we just love hearing about our customer’s gardens and receiving photos of what they have …
Purple Flower Colour Scheme
As with so many keen gardeners I am an avid listener to BBC Radio 4’s Gardener’s Question Time. Amazingly the programme has been going strong since 1947 …
Geranium Still Going Strong After 18 Years
Geraniums or Pelargoniums? No matter what name we choose to use these attractive plants are a very familiar summer sight. My father would plant them formally …
Calendula – October’s Birth Flower
The birth flower for October is the Calendula, otherwise known as the Marigold or Pot Marigold. In total there are about 20 different species, some annual and …
Care in the Community Plants
Each season Suttons send out millions of plants. They make their way to their final destination, without any difficulty, ready to be nurtured and to grow into …
Cut Flowers from your Garden
Our top hints for how and when to pick your Cut Flowers - At this time of the year our gardens are hopefully so full of colour that some blooms can be spared …