Future-Proofing Your Garden: Planning for Hotter, Drier Summers After a summer of hot, dry weather, hosepipe restrictions and gardens struggling for water, it is worth looking ahead. Our gardens are having to cope with conditions that can be very different from the summers many of us are used to. Rather than waiting until the next …
Afternoon Tea Competition – Terms & Conditions This giveaway is being run on Facebook only by Haddenham Garden Centre. The prize is one Luxury Afternoon Tea for Two at The Gardener’s Retreat, Haddenham Garden Centre. The winner must be able to travel here. To enter, participants must like the giveaway post, like our Facebook page …
February is all about preparation and early starts. The soil might still be chilly, but there’s plenty you can do now to set your garden up for a brilliant growing season. Check out our list of what to sow/plant this month! In the Vegetable Garden This is the month to get ahead. Prepare your seed …
A gentle start to the gardening year January is a quieter month in the garden, but a few simple jobs now can make a big difference later on. Even short bursts outdoors (or in the greenhouse) are a great way to ease into the new year and enjoy some fresh air. Check Your Winter Protection …
Decorating the Christmas tree is one of the loveliest festive rituals – a moment to pause, get cosy, and turn your home into something truly magical. To help yours look its best this year, our Seasonal, Home & Visual Experience Manager, Mark, has shared his tried-and-tested styling tips. His team creates all the beautiful display …
As autumn turns to winter, the garden starts to slow down — but there’s still plenty to do before the frosts set in. November is all about tidying, protecting plants, and getting ahead for spring. Wrap up warm, grab a hot drink, and tick off a few of these seasonal jobs. Flower & Shrub Care …
October is a real turning point in the garden. The days are shorter, leaves are falling fast, and it’s tempting to pack away the tools and retreat indoors. But this month is actually full of jobs that will help protect your garden through winter and set you up for a colourful spring. Here are some …
September is a wonderful month in the garden. The days are still pleasantly warm, but the light is starting to soften, mornings can feel crisp, and there’s that unmistakable shift towards autumn. It’s a time of harvest, preparation, and planting – tying up loose ends from summer while looking forward to the year ahead. Planting …
As summer continues, gardens are full of colour — but they can also be full of tasks! From pruning and propagation to planting for autumn, there’s still lots to do in August. Whether you’re harvesting homegrown veg or deadheading flowers, here’s your friendly reminder of what to tackle this month. Flower & Shrub Care Prune …
It’s a wonderful time to enjoy your garden – soak up the sunshine, admire the summer colour, and make the most of those long, light evenings. There’s still plenty to do to keep things looking their best, but nothing too heavy – just a few gentle jobs to keep you happily pottering in between relaxing …