October 2025

  • Top 5 Flowering Shrubs to Plant in April

    Looking to add a splash of colour and life to your garden? April is the perfect month to plant flowering shrubs that will brighten up your outdoor space not just this year, but for many years to come. Planting shrubs now gives them plenty of time to settle in before summer, and the spring moisture…

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  • No Mow May: How to Prepare in April for a Wildlife Boost

    If you’re passionate about supporting garden wildlife, No Mow May is one of the easiest and most rewarding campaigns you can take part in.Launched by Plantlife, the idea is simple: don’t mow your lawn for the month of May and allow wildflowers to bloom, providing vital nectar for bees, butterflies, and other pollinators just when…

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  • Preparing Your Garden for Summer Entertaining

    Summer is just around the corner, and with it comes the chance to enjoy outdoor living—BBQs, family gatherings, garden parties, and relaxing evenings with friends. If you want your garden to be the perfect backdrop for entertaining, now’s the time to start getting everything ready. A little preparation in spring means you’ll be able to…

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  • Your Essential April Garden Checklist

    April is a wonderful month in the garden—longer days, warmer temperatures, and an explosion of new growth. It’s also a busy time for gardeners, with plenty of important jobs to tackle to set the scene for a beautiful summer ahead. Here’s your essential April garden checklist to help you stay on top of things and…

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  • The Best Tools for Beginner Gardeners – What You Really Need

    Starting your gardening journey can be exciting, but with so many tools available, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. Do you really need every gadget on the market? The truth is, you only need a few essential tools to get started—and they don’t have to be expensive. Whether you’re growing flowers, tending to a vegetable patch,…

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  • Transform Your Garden This Spring: Easy Ideas for a Fresh Start

    Spring is the perfect time to refresh your garden, bringing new colour, structure, and energy to your outdoor space. Whether your garden needs a full makeover or just a few simple tweaks, small changes can make a big impact. From rejuvenating your lawn to planting for pollinators, here are some easy and effective ways to…

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  • Dealing with Lawn Moss, Weeds & Bare Patches: March Lawn Rescue Guide

    As winter fades and spring arrives, many lawns emerge looking patchy, moss-covered, or full of weeds. March is the perfect time to start repairing winter damage, ensuring your grass grows lush, green, and healthy for the months ahead. In this guide, we’ll cover how to tackle moss, weeds, and bare patches so your lawn recovers…

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  • Helping Wildlife in March: Simple Ways to Support Birds, Bees & Butterflies

    March marks the beginning of spring, bringing longer days, rising temperatures, and a flurry of activity in the natural world. Birds begin nesting, bees emerge from hibernation, and butterflies start seeking food after winter. This is a crucial time to support wildlife in your garden, ensuring that birds, bees, and butterflies have the food, shelter,…

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  • Hedge Trimming in March: What You Can (and Can’t) Cut

    March marks the transition from winter to spring, making it a key time for garden maintenance. If your hedges are looking untidy after winter, you might be wondering whether now is the right time to trim them. The good news is that some hedges benefit from a March trim, helping them grow neatly throughout the…

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  • Starting a Wildflower Patch in March: A Step-by-Step Guide

    Creating a wildflower patch is one of the best ways to bring colour, biodiversity, and natural beauty to your garden. Wildflowers support pollinators, improve soil health, and provide a low-maintenance, eco-friendly alternative to traditional lawns or flower beds. March is the perfect time to start a wildflower patch, as the soil is warming up and…

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  • Getting Your Garden Ready for Spring: Why February Matters

    If you want your garden looking fantastic by April, February is when it really starts. This is the month where preparation saves time, money, and effort later on. Why February is so important Smart February jobs Want your garden spring-ready without the stress? Project Garden can plan and deliver your spring reset from February onwards.

  • What to Plant and Sow in February

    February may feel early, but it’s actually a great month to start planting and sowing — especially under cover. What to sow indoors or in a greenhouse What to plant outdoors (weather permitting) Tips for success Want help setting up your veg patch or planting scheme? Project Garden can prepare beds, plant hedging, and get…

  • February Lawn Care: How to Prepare Your Lawn for Spring

    Your lawn may look quiet in February, but what you do now can make a huge difference to how it performs in spring and summer. February lawn care essentials 1. Clear debris Remove fallen leaves, sticks, and moss so the lawn can breathe and dry out. 2. Improve drainage Spike compacted or waterlogged areas with…