Why Houseplants Are Good for the Soul
Life can feel noisy sometimes. Screens, schedules, notifications, endless to-do lists… it’s no wonder so many people are looking for ways to make home feel calmer. For many plant lovers, houseplants...
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A family run destination for all. We are passionate about plants, people and the planet. Growing ideas through an inspiring, personal and enjoyable retail experience.
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Gardening Tips from Real Gardeners | National Gardening Week UK
Discover practical gardening tips from real gardeners. From pest control to planting advice, celebrate National Gardening Week with expert community tips.
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We Donated Gardening Supplies To Local Primary Schools
Last Monday morning, Matt and Mike took a trip out in the van to donate a range of summer flowing plants, veg plants, herbs, wildflower seeds, and peat-free compost to...
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We’ve Been Named Wales Food and Drink Champion of the Year
We’re delighted to share some wonderful news. We have been named Wales Food and Drink Champion of the Year at this year’s Wales Food and Drink Awards.
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You Helped Us Raise Over £800 Raised for Greenfingers at Our Quiz & Curry Night
We are thrilled to announce that you helped us raise an amazing £813 at our Quiz & Curry Night on Friday, 20th March in support of Greenfingers charity. Just over...
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How to Plant Seed Potatoes: A Simple Step-by-Step Guide for a Great Harvest
Growing your own potatoes is one of the most satisfying jobs in the vegetable garden. From the first green shoots to tipping out a container full of homegrown treasures, it’s...
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Our Bingo Night Raised Over £1,200 For Sue Ryder Charity
We hosted a Charity Bingo Night on Friday 27th February, and raised a record-breaking £1,256 in support of Sue Ryder.
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Grow Your Own Fruit and Vegetables: A Simple Guide for Beginners
There’s something incredibly satisfying about stepping into the garden and picking your own fresh tomatoes, lifting homegrown potatoes, or adding freshly cut salad leaves to your lunch.
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