Garden Blog

Did you know the herb Winter Savory was once used widely as a salt replacement? Why not try it out in a delicious soup?

Getting all the seed stores in order back in autumn is now going to be your friend.

Ideas for sowing for hot and cold coloured blooms to create cohesive floral displays.

Bookish inspiration for Rhino Folk - an overview of the literary delights that have captured us recently. Gardening, mindfulness, travel, fiction, biography.

February out on the allotments - are you ready to start sowing?

Rain, wind and hail doesn't stop these grafters - get out there and prune those fruit trees! Preparing for the spring season.

Tips on creating your own joyful bouquets while we wait for spring to arrive as well as tips on when to sow hard annuals.

Flowers are starting to appear all over - but are they coming out too soon? And environmental promises from NSG.

Who said it had to be roses anyway? Sweet Peas are the Valentine's flower of choice for Fran.

Who doesn't love a good Old Wives' Tale? A bit of herbacious folklore from our resident Herb Expert.

Days are getting longer, which means more time in the garden. Norfolk school of gardening are out tackling the shrubbery and pests that survived the winter.

How do you prepare your dahlias for storage through the cold months?