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  1. Amie, Animals, Bird Baths, Celebrations And Holidays, Gardening, Grow Your Own, Herbs, How To, Mothers' Day, Planters, Plants

    Mothering Sunday Gift Guide

     Mother’s Day is the perfect opportunity to show off your eternal gratitude to the one woman in your life who will always be there for you. Thanks to Primrose, there’s […]
    Posted On: 29/02/16
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    Top 5 Reasons to Grow Your Own Edible Garden

     Thanks to the development of science and technology over the last few decades, most of us understand the importance of sustainability and environmental consciousness in the 21st century. However, it […]
    Posted On: 26/02/16
  3. Amie, Celebrations And Holidays, Christmas, Gardening, Grow Your Own, How To, Planting

    Grow Your Own Christmas Dinner

     Recently, Alan Titchmarsh came out and stated home grown fruit and vegetables are far superior to those sold in a supermarket. The flavours, the varieties and the need to support […]
    Posted On: 27/11/15
  4. Gardening, Gardening Year, Greenhouses, Grow Your Own, Guest Posts, How To, Planting

    Growing Inside Over Winter

     I keep hearing what a harsh winter we’re going to have this year. It’s even been dubbed Freezageddon by some commentators, which is a little dramatic if you ask me. […]
    Posted On: 24/11/15
  5. Bulbs, Flowers, Gardening, Gardening Year, Greenhouses, Grow Your Own, Guest Posts, Herbs, How To, Planters, Planting, Plants

    How to Grow Amazing Plants in Your Indoor Garden

     Often once it gets cold outside we stop gardening because it’s difficult to grow plants outside when the temperatures are low and the ground has frozen. Luckily you don’t need […]
    Posted On: 20/10/15
  6. Gardening in the Rain
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    Gardening in the Rain: A Complete Guide

     Why on earth would you want to try gardening in the rain? It’s a perfectly reasonable question. But, daft as it may seem, there are a surprising number of benefits […]
    Posted On: 16/10/15