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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.

Flower Farmer's Blog: Planning for Spring
Written by Fran Phillips
Even with autumn barely upon us, we must look 6 months forward - Fran is getting on top of her spring bulbs and annuals. Find out what you can sow for spring now.

October at Norfolk School of Gardening - Autumn Housekeeping
Written by Ruth Darrah
Autumn is a transitional time in the walled garden, clearing and tidying, preparing for the cold weather. Top tips for dealing with Sciarid Fly and Black Fly.

10 Things You Didn't Know About Herbs
Written by Sara of Hawkwell Herbs
Why herbs - humble as they may be - deserve your attention. Both in the garden, on your plate and in your life.

Interview with Eli Appleby-Donald - YouTuber & Gardener
Written by Georgie Matthews
Why does Eli put so much stock in gardening and her Rhino greenhouse? This YouTuber had a chat with Georgie to find out.

September at Norfolk School of Gardening - Seed Collecting & Popular Courses
Written by Ruth Darrah
Autumn arrives, but the learning continues.

Flower Farmer's Blog: Autumn on the Horizon
Written by Fran Phillips
The autumn equinox has passed. We start preparing for colder weather and the next year. Sowing hardy annuals and drying flowers for arrangements in the cold seasons.

September at Norfolk School of Gardening - Indian Summer
Written by Ruth Darrah
Making use of the Indian Summer days, planting in borders and preparing the cutting garden.

Hawkwell Herbology: September at Home Farm House
Written by Sara of Hawkwell Herbs
Autumn is on the horizon, and for Sara at Hawkwell Herbs, that means change is a-coming! Learn about Herb Preservation and animals moving with the seasons.

Rhino Owner Story: Patrick Stevens
Written by Patrick Stevens
A lifetime of gardening from a Rhino owner.

Roast Tomato and Lentil Soup Recipe
Written by Gill Meller
We're delighted to be able to share this late summer recipe, taking you towards autumn. Using the bountiful supplies of tomatoes in the greenhouse.

Preparing the Greenhouse for High Winds & Storms
Written by Georgie Matthews
Extreme weather conditions can wreak havoc in your garden, so take precautions to protect your greenhouse from storm damage.

September Allotment Blog
Written by Ellen Mary
Sometimes leaving nature to do it's thing is best - both for the wildlife and Ellen's brassicas!