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Knowing how to grow Sunflowers will mean you can have giant, beautiful sunflowers bringing so much joy to your garden every year. There are many different Sunflowers varieties available in colours you might not be expecting. Find out more.

May is the perfect time to sow your annual flower seeds for a summer display of flowers which you can also cut for the vase. Read our tips on what to sow in the kitchen garden in May...

With their beautiful flowers and superb fragrance, roses add glamour and style to any garden and planting them as bare-root plants allow you to choose from a wide range of varieties. They’re cheaper than container-grown roses, so you can indulge yourself without hurting your pocket! Here's our guide on how to plant bare-root roses and how to take care of them. 

May’s a beautiful month to get out into the garden, with spring in full bloom and everything bursting back into life.  Here are our 15 gardening tips for May to get your garden looking its best for summer.

There are so many spring-flowering plants for the garden so we have picked out some of our favourites for you to ensure you have a colourful spring. 

Our top 7 vegetable gardening hacks will have you looking at your vegetable garden in a different way.

With their beautiful spring blossom and vibrant autumn foliage, flowering cherry trees are fantastic for any garden. And with so many different varieties to choose from, there’s one to suit even the smallest space. Here are six of our favourite flowering cherries and how to grow them.

It’s April, and all around us, the garden is bursting back into life! As spring gets underway, now’s the perfect time to get outdoors and get your garden into shape for the coming year. Here are our top 15 gardening tips for April.

Read our too 10 summer flower bulbs to grow and brighten up any garden! Bulbs are easy to plant and grow and will help you grow not just a colourful garden but also a wildlife-friendly garden.

February is the month where things start to come to life in the garden. As the days start to feel longer, signs of spring are emerging. Spring bulbs are popping up through the ground and it won't be long before buds appear on trees. There are lots of opportunities this month to start off your growing season. Let's explore the jobs you can do this month!

If you grow any fruits in your garden, there is plenty you can do this month to help prepare them for the year ahead. From pruning and encouraging growth to cutting back damaged and diseased growth. Let's have a look at what you can be doing in the garden this month. 

A much loved winter flower, the gentle Snowdrop is the star of the Winter garden. Often seen in waves of white drifts, popping up through snow and dotting at the foot of country hedgerows. The first of the bulbs to appear in our gardens, let's find out a bit more about these winter favourites.

Finding inspiration for your garden  Are you at a loss with what to do in your garden this year? Let us help you get some ideas and inspirations to...

How to use gardening to fight the January blues. January can be a long and quiet month, as we all wind down from the excitement of Christmas. Although the weather is still cold, wet and at times unpredictable, we can all find peace and tranquility in our gardens or favourite outdoor green spaces. Gardening reminds us that good things come to those who wait, it teaches us to be patient and look forward to brighter times ahead. It also reassures us that no matter how hard we are finding things, trees will always bud, birds will always grace our skies and flowers will always bloom.

There is plenty to do in the garden this month, although most plants are dormant, we can still get out and make a difference. January is the month for the big clean up. Tidying both plants and plants beds, storage spaces and greenhouses. No matter how big your garden, there is always a job to be done. Let's explore the jobs you can do this month!

As Christmas approaches, we're all busy seeking the perfect gifts for loved ones. We all know someone who loves to have their hands in the soil, harvesting home grown vegetables and enjoying the beauty of summer flowers. If you have a gardener in your life, here is a gift guide with lots of lovely ideas for them this Christmas!