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As the weather starts to warm up, you should start to see your garden come alive with activity.

Below is a summary of our top gardening jobs this month. Scroll down if you want any more information on any of these jobs.

In the Vegetable Plot Plant Potatoes Start growing f...

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As the weather slowly begins to pick up, there are plenty of veg and flower varieties you can begin to sow. A lot of these varieties can be sown directly outside, whilst some will need to be indoors to start off until the last frost has passed.

Here are our top recommendations for planting in the month of...


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A True Sign That Spring Has Arrived

Few plants capture the feeling of early spring quite like the wild primrose. Those soft, buttery-yellow flowers appearing low to the ground are often one of the first natural colours we see after winter, quietly lighting up hedgerows, woodland edges and shaded gardens.


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The Easiest Way to Add Early Spring Colour to Your Garden

If your garden feels a little tired after winter, Polyanthus are one of the quickest and most reliable ways to bring it back to life. These cheerful, hardy spring favourites are often the very first real splash of colour outdoors, flowering while many plants are still only just ...


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Camellias
The late-winter stars every garden should have

When most of the garden is still quiet, camellias step in and steal the show. From February through April they produce elegant, rose-like blooms on glossy evergreen foliage — often becoming the very first real colour of the year.


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