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Planting bare root roses is a wonderful way to start or expand your garden with stunning blooms, and there's no better expert than David Austin Roses to guide you through the process. Whether you're a seasoned gardener or just beginning your rose-growing journey, knowing when and how to plant these roses can make all the difference in their growth and bloom...

As the vibrant hues of autumn take over, October brings fresh inspiration for transforming your garden. From sustainability to stylish outdoor living, these top 10 trends for 2024 will help you make the most of the season.

The arrival of Spring should now be in evidence, with daffodils in flower and blossom adorning the trees. Frequent sunnier days and rising temperatures make it perfect gardening weather but expect to be caught out by the inevitable ‘April showers’.

August this year seems a little different with the lack of rain which has left a lot of us in drought! Here's a few of our top products that will help keep your garden looking healthy in the heat...

I’ve been using many products in the Kitchen Garden over the last few weeks, but I've managed to narrow down my top 3 picks for August.

It's getting colder but Christmas is coming! Here are my top product picks for the month of December...

This month there is hope – there are signs that Spring is approaching, bulbs are appearing and wildlife are waking up as the light levels and temperatures increase.

This month there is hope – there are signs that Spring is approaching, bulbs are appearing and wildlife are waking up as the light levels and temperatures increase!

Happy New Year! I love this time of year and all the planning that goes into making the most out of the garden in the months ahead. Here are my top picks for January...

Happy New Year everyone! Here's what we'll be using in the Kitchen Garden now that January has arrived!

July has certainly been a hot one and a great time to sit out and enjoy your garden. Here are my top product picks to keep your garden looking healthy this month!

June started with a bit of a heatwave and ended with much more unsettled weather, but everything in the kitchen garden has continued to flourish, including the weeds!

Depending on where you live in the country, Spring has usually arrived by mid-March. The milder weather means it’s time to get busy sowing seeds, cutting back winter shrubs and generally tidying up around the garden preparing for the busy growing season ahead!

I always love all of our products and the different things we try to grow with them, but I have narrowed down my top 3 from May which have really helped things to grow and made gardening so much fun!

Spring bulbs will be fading now and the flower borders growing in leaps and bounds, summer is on it’s way.