Garden Diary

Sara loves all her animals. But she sure wishes they would stop eating her herbs!

Gardening often runs in the family. Sara is the latest in her family line of allotmenteers. Autumn/Winter time on a brand new allotment, means there's a lot of preparation for the next growing season to be done.

Natural beekeeping means 

As another great year for gardeners and at Rhino Greenhouses nears an end, we love to reflect on the year gone by. 

There is plenty to do in the garden during October to prepare for the Winter months ahead and looking further towards Spring.

As we head into September, there is a slight change in the air - although apparently we may be in for an Indian Summer - Autumn is upon us.

We’ve had a short respite from the continuously hot sun, with some much needed rain.

It’s been a seriously hot start to the summer! With no rain over 3 weeks and full sunshine, lots of grassland is scorched and gardens suffering with lack of much needed water.

It’s a full on month of gardening and flower shows not just for us but for everyone interested in gardening and with so much inspiration out there we hope you are all visiting one near you this year.

Show time has definitely kicked off for us all at Rhino Greenhouses!

Springtime has definitely arrived as Daffodils are out in abundance and we have even heard from our customers that the automatic vents on their Rhino greenhouses have been open.

So the ‘beast from the east’ is hitting the UK and we are all staying warm inside with few gardening possibilities early in the month but March is still full of promise because Spring bulbs are popping up everywhere. They even look beautiful with a sprinkle of snow on top.