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For those who are new to gardening, getting started with the right knowledge can make all the difference, to kickstart your journey, we’ve curated a collection of beginner-friendly tips and resources, but don’t forget our knowledgeable and friendly plant team are always here to help!

Summer is just around the corner, and there’s no better way to enjoy the great outdoors than with a delicious BBQ, we’re excited to offer our stylish and durable Atom Barrel Coal BBQ at a special introductory price for a limited time only.

We know how rewarding it is to grow and harvest your own fruit and vegetables, not to mention the physical and mental benefits! Whether you’re a seasoned professional, an allotment owner, or simply want to give “growing your own” a go in your own outdoor space, now is the perfect time to get started.

Spending time outdoors in nature can significantly boost mental health, especially for children. Gardening offers a unique opportunity to engage all the senses, providing an escape from the demands of school, social pressures, and technology.

National Tree Week is the perfect time to grab a spade and get planting. Download The Tree Council’s step-by-step guide to learn how to plant trees and hedges effectively. Whether in your garden, allotment, or community space, planting even one tree helps towards the planet’s health.

It’s your last chance to purchase Q4 Multipurpose Compost at Root One, by 2025; we will have transitioned fully to peat-free compost and will offer sustainable alternatives that continue to provide the same high performance gardeners have come to expect.

Autumn is one of the best times to treat your lawn, when there is time for the grass to respond before the soil gets to cold and hard and before growth terminates for the season.Step 1 - Weed & feed Start by tackling any moss that you may have. Evergreen Complete...

We have everything you need to keep the wildlife in your garden fed and sheltered this autumn, we have a wide range of nest boxes, hedgehog shelters, insect houses and food for all types of wildlife including birds, hedgehogs and insects.

As the vibrant days of summer fade into crisp autumn mornings, it’s time to prepare your garden for the colder months ahead, the work you do now will set the stage for a healthy, thriving garden in the spring. Weve put together this checklist to help ensure that no corner of your garden is left unattended as the days grow shorter.

Even as the weather cools, your veggie patch doesn’t have to sit empty! There are several crops that can be planted now in September that will grow through winter, giving you fresh produce well into the colder months and ensuring a head start for the next growing season.