Stephanie's Garden Blog

The days are getting colder and the trees are shedding their leaves (continuously), but this is no time to let your veggie patch deteriorate. Though you should be reaping the rewards of an abundant harvest from the warmer months, sometimes we just long for something fresh and crunchy.

As the days grow shorter and the temperatures drop, you might think that your gardening efforts should come to a halt. However, November is a perfect time to bring some life and color to your outdoor spaces...

2023 has been a really rough growing season. Everything started off really well with my early sweet peas being the star of the show but then that extreme couple of weeks of heat that blasted my allotment in June...

Home composting can seem overwhelming and mysterious, but in reality, it's a simple process that almost everyone can use effectively. With little more than fallen leaves and kitchen scraps you can make dark, nutrient-rich compost that will work wonders for your garden. What is more, you'll be helping the environment in the process too.

It is a good idea to line the inside of your greenhouse during the winter. It is economical and quick to fit and will frost-proof the structure and can also extend your growing season for up to 6 weeks

Hampton Court Palace Garden Festival is just a week away and ready to celebrate its 30th year running with breath-taking displays, inspiring gardens and a celebration of nature’s boundless creativity...

We were very excited to visit BBC Gardener’s World on the 16th June, and this year we were fortunate enough to be approached by some incredibly talented garden designers!

What a fantastic week at The RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2023! It was great to meet so many of our customers and the weather was also kind to us! Here are some of our show highlights...

Perennials in borders often grow strong heavy growth that makes them easily susceptible to damage by wind and heavy rain if they are not well supported...