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Garden Blog
Welcome to our Blog. Your one stop shop to keep up to date with all the latest goings on.

Microgreens - Year-Round Sowing and Eating
Written by Ellen Mary
Satisfy those itchy sowing fingers year-round and add a nutritional punch to any meal, with quick and easy to grow microgreens.

November at Norfolk School of Gardening - Design Orientated
Written by Ruth Darrah
Getting design orientated this week, with a local designer coming in to make plans, Botanical Printmaking proving popular and Christmas wreaths on the agenda soon.

Sowing Flowers in November: Ranunculus, Anemones & Sweet Peas
Written by Fran Phillips
Still time for sowing these beauties now, for hardy plants with lots of flowers next spring.

November at Norfolk School of Gardening - Lockdown Learning & Retraining
Written by Ruth Darrah
Classes continue at Norfolk School of Gardening, including the Certificate in Practical Horticulture.

October at Norfolk School of Gardening - Flowers To Stay for Winter
Written by Ruth Darrah
There are flowers that will fade and others that will continue to bring shape and colour to the garden throughout the winter.

How To Encourage Root Growth and Improve Seedling Survival Rates in Autumn
Written by Fran Phillips
How to improve gemination rates and encourage good root growth in your autumn and winter seedlings.

How To Keep Your Greenhouse Warm in Winter
Written by Georgie Matthews
Once the warmth of summer has passed, it's time to think about how you're going to protect your plants in the greenhouse throughout the colder seasons.

October at Norfolk School of Gardening - Is Autumn more important than Spring?
Written by Ruth Darrah
Why autumn is the most important season of the year for gardeners.

Rhino Quarterly Newsletter October 2020
Written by Georgie Matthews
Summer into Autumn at Rhino Greenhouses Direct - what's going on with our customers, on the blog and in your garden?

What can I sow in my greenhouse in Autumn and Winter?
Written by Georgie Matthews
Eager to get sowing in your greenhouse now but aren't sure where to begin? Here's our monthly guide from September to February.

October Allotment & Greenhouse Blog
Written by Ellen Mary
Autumn is here and Ellen is loving it. Brassicas and dahlias are still showing off, while the greenhouse gets a clean and becomes home to potted herbs for winter.

This week from Norfolk School of Gardening - Pruning Courses Available
Written by Ruth Darrah
Autumn is a good time for pruning, and the teachers have classes on offer.