Stephanie's Garden Blog

January has a quiet kind of promise. The borders are resting, the lawn is often too wet to touch, and the whole garden feels paused - but it isn’t. This is the month where good gardens are made, not with frantic planting, but with small decisions taken early.

An interview with horticulturalist and content creator Michelle Jenkins on creating a cutting garden using raised beds. From the first sowings of spring to armfuls of late-summer stems, raised beds can transform a plot - large or small - into a productive, beautiful place to spend time.

Discover how award-winning gardener Terry Winters uses Southwold Round and Classic Planters to shape views, frame paths and add year-round structure at Ordnance House. Explore planter ideas, planting tips and design inspiration to transform your outside space.

I’m excited to share a peek into the Kitchen Garden as we turn the page from late summer to autumn. September has been all about savouring the last warm days, tidying the greenhouse, and lining up the beds for a productive winter. If you’re keen on growing your own, this is such a rewarding moment in the year: you can celebrate what’s finished, and quietly set the stage for what’s next.

Vanessa has transformed her kitchen garden in the Cotswolds into a hive of productivity, making full use of modular raised beds and cloches - find out all about her journey so far...

Discover real gardens, real results. In the Garden With… showcases customer projects using Harrod Horticultural products - complete with tips, planting ideas and links to the products that have been key to the gardens success. The first in this new series features Kathy's garden in the West of Scotland...

11th -17th August 2025 is National Allotment Week in the UK – an annual celebration of the health, community, and sustainability benefits of growing your own food. This year’s theme, Allotments and Wellbeing, highlights how tending a plot is good for both body and mind.

Ever flicked through our catalogue or browsed our website and thought, “That looks effortless”? The truth is, behind every beautifully composed garden scene lies weeks, sometimes months, of meticulous planning, coordination and hard work. Here’s what really goes on behind the scenes...

This May marked an exciting milestone for Harrod Horticultural as we launched our very first pop-up shop in Chelsea in the lead up to the RHS Chelsea Flower Show - and what a few weeks it was!