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  1. Animals, Bird Baths, Composting, How To, Megan, Ponds, Seasonal Guides, Wildlife, Wildlife Help

    How To Care For Wildlife in Winter

     As we get into the winter months, it’s time for a lot of wildlife to find a cosy spot somewhere to hibernate. Species that don’t hibernate prepare for harsh weather […]
    Posted On: 24/11/21
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    Gardening, Guest Posts, Sustainable Living

    6 Sustainable Gardening Habits You Should Adopt

     You strive to maintain an eco-friendly lifestyle, but can you merge it with your gardening hobby? Plant shops stock chemical herbicides and single-use plastics, which would compromise your green standards. […]
    Posted On: 24/11/21
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    Grow Your Own, Plants, Stuart Thomas, Sustainable Living, Trees

    Everything You Need To Know About Green Friday

     Green Friday is Primrose’s answer to Black Friday, that day/weekend/week where people get trampled, shop staff get harassed and certain people push through crowds to get a 6.5% discount on […]
    Posted On: 16/11/21
  4. Primrose Ball Colegrave Nursery
    Gardening, Plants, Winter

    The 5 Best Winter Bedding Plants To Brighten Your Garden

     Available in a wide spectrum of colours, bedding plants are commonly used to plug the gaps in gardens. They’re also perfect for hanging baskets, filling borders, and window boxes. Now, […]
    Posted On: 08/11/21
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    Gardening, Indoor Plants

    12 Cat friendly and Safe House Plants

     Below is a guide on 12 cat friendly and safe house plants. Why, you may ask? Unfortunately for our four-legged friends some plants, including indoor plants, are toxic to animals.  It […]
    Posted On: 03/11/21
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    Blog Series, Bulbs, Flowers, Garden Calendar, Gardening, Gardening Year, Plants, Stuart Thomas, Trees

    What To Plant in November

     Now that Halloween’s done for and Bonfire Night is either about to happen or fizzled out (depending on when you’re reading this), it’s time to look to November planting. The […]
    Posted On: 01/11/21