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On the 9th of June Root One turns 25, and to celebrate this milestone we would like to use this opportunity to give back to the local community by raising money for the very worthy charity, Wild about Wallingford, run largely by volunteers with a mission to involve...

A Style for Every Space There’s something soothing about the sound of moving water in a garden, water features instantly create a sense of calm, attract wildlife, and elevate outdoor spaces into something truly special. That’s why we’re excited to introduce our...

Have you decided what seeds to plant this year? We know how rewarding it is to grow and harvest your own fruit and vegetables, not to mention the physical and mental benefits! March marks the beginning of a new gardening season, and there’s no better time to start...

Our glass house is looking rather lovely at the moment with lots of gorgeous winter bedding, seed potatoes, garlic and onion sets, and summer flowering bulbs!

Before you hang up your tools for the season, there’s still plenty to do to set your garden up for success, both for winter interest and next spring.

Spring flowering bulbs have arrived and have taken over the glass house! As always, we have all the usual garden favourites, but also new and unusual varieties! With this year’s spring garden bulb display still fresh in our minds it’s a great time to begin to plan, ponder complementary combinations and recreate planting styles for next spring!

Although the days are still long and warm, now is the perfect time to start thinking about your spring garden! We’re excited to announce that our spring-flowering bulbs have just arrived in store, and there’s a fantastic selection to choose from.

After an intense heatwave, our gardens often look more like sun-scorched fields than the lush green spaces we love. With brown lawns, wilted leaves, and bone dry soi, but don’t despair, your garden is more resilient than it seems, and with a bit of care and strategy, you can help it bounce back.

The recent dry spell has left many gardens looking a little tired, and with the high possibility this happens again in the future we stock a range of resilient beauties that still thrive with minimal watering. From perennials and climbers to trees and flowering herbs, here are some of our favourite drought-tolerant plants to grow in your garden.