Summer is on the doorstep, and your garden should be bursting into life. Many of last month’s tasks carry over into June – think regular watering, feeding, and weeding – but there are also some fresh jobs to help your plants, fruit and veg thrive in the warmer weather. Here’s what to focus on this …
Little Gardeners Photo Competition – Terms & Conditions Eligibility Open to UK residents only. Children aged 12 and under. Entry must be submitted by a parent or legal guardian of the child featured. How to Enter Email a photo to laura@homeandgardencentre.co.uk between Saturday 24th May 2025 and 23:59 on Sunday 1st June 2025 (“Promotion Period”). …
May is a joyful time in the garden — everything’s growing fast, flowers are blooming, and there’s plenty to do to keep things looking their best. Whether you’re planting out, pruning back or just pottering, it’s a great month to enjoy the buzz of a garden in full swing. Not sure what something means? Our Garden …
Your go-to guide to get started with gardening As we celebrate National Gardening Week (29th April – 4th May), there’s no better time to dig in, learn, and grow your gardening knowledge! Whether you’re planting your first seed or adding a new plant to your garden, understanding common gardening terms can make all the difference. …
April is an exciting time in the garden as plants awaken and growth accelerates. With longer days and warmer temperatures, there’s plenty to do to keep your garden thriving. Here’s a friendly guide to help you navigate your April gardening tasks: Flower & Shrub Care Sow Hardy Annuals – Directly sow hardy annuals like love-in-a-mist …
March is a busy month for gardeners. From pruning and planting to pest control and lawn care, there’s plenty to do to prepare your garden for the months ahead. Here’s a handy guide to help you stay on top of your gardening tasks this month. Flower & Shrub Care Pick off seed heads from daffodils …
Winter is the perfect time to give your roses a little TLC, helping them to grow strong and healthy for a stunning summer display. If you’re in the South of England, the ideal time to prune is late February to early March, just as new growth begins. Read on for our simple, friendly guide to …
As February rolls in, the days start to feel a little longer, and the garden is on the verge of waking up from its winter slumber. Now’s the time to get ahead with key gardening tasks that will set you up for a vibrant and productive spring. Here’s your essential to-do list for the month! …
Whether you have a bright, sunny windowsill perfect for a Cactus, a slightly shaded spot ideal for a Monstera, or even just a shady corner for a Fern – there’s a houseplant for everyone. To help you get the most from your houseplants, we’ve outlined the five most important factors in plant care below. While …
Get out in the garden on any dry and bright sunny days! It is great for our wellbeing and an effective way to get active after the Christmas indulgence! January is an exciting time to plan for the coming gardening year ahead. Check Your Winter Protection When there is a risk of frost, use fleece …