Seasonal Gardening Guides

Early spring can be devilish to predict and the current offering is a cold start with a predicted milder but wet middle bit. It’s tricky to garden when that’s the picture. But lots of plants are looking great.

While spring may be on the way, there are still some flurries of snow coming in and the weather hasn’t started to warm up just yet. With the weather as it is, gardens could be in for a bit of a shock this spring, but don’t let that deter you!

As the last of the winter months roll by, now’s the time to start planning and pruning the garden for spring.

With winter almost over, your garden will be thanking you for taking the time to make sure it survived the colder months. However, there are still some tasks you should consider to ensure your garden flourishes throughout spring.

Looking for some gift inspiration for the gardening fanatic in your life? From gifts to help them get organised in the garden, to garden decorations to add that special touch to their outdoor living area, we've got you covered.

Even with winter here, there's still a lot that needs to be done to help your garden survive the colder months. We’ve put together this guide to help you protect your garden and get the most out of your outdoor space during December.

As the days get shorter and colder, our lives move indoors and away from our gardens. But the advent of winter doesn’t have to mean the end of your plants, or hours toiling away in the cold to keep your garden going.

September marks the beginning of the colder months as the Autumnal Equinox arrives. But this is by no means the end of the gardening season for another year - it's time to start preparing your garden to survive the winter.

July may be the height of the gardening season. It's a time of maintenance and harvest, giving you plenty of jobs to do in the garden this month.

The garden calendar begins to fill up with various activities during March.  Many gardens are starting to come alive with the warmer weather, signalling that spring has arrived.  March is a time for spring plants; trees and shrubs, climbers,