how to propagate seeds

The most popular and common method of propagation is by seed. In most cases, we allow our plants to set seed in situ once the blooms have gone over. However, this is not always a feasible and sought-...

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how to prune roses

Pruning plants doesn't haven't to be a stressful experience! Roses are no exception. The general rule of thumb, never cut beyond 'dead wood' or woody growth and hard cut backs wait until February/...

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how to create a woodland garden

Did you know? It's hotly tipped that 'ancient woodlands' will be a key theme for show gardens in 2025! That means thinking about planting schemes including Ferns, Foxgloves, ornamental Moss & ...

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how to plan your garden 3 top tips for 2025

Feeling unsure where to begin? Whether you're new to gardening, or can't resist impulse plant buys (we've all been there!), let's dive into how to plan your garden 3 top tips for 2025 1. Functionality...

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how to look after wildlife during winter

Winter has well and truly arrived here in Britain, with temperatures dropping and sunshine becoming a very distant memory. Whilst we may complain about the cold, this time of year can be particularly ...

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how to encourage wildlife

Encouraging wildlife into your garden can provide huge benefits to your plants and to the creatures that roam and settle within it. If your garden is a little short of feathered, furry and winged ...

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how to care for roses in autumn & winter

Roses are a garden favourite – there is so much to love about them; the blooms, the scent and the knowledge that there is a rose for pretty much every spot in the garden. To keep the roses in tip ...

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10 Reasons Why We Are Potty For Penstemons

Penstemons are a long-standing Hayloft favourite and it’s not hard to see why as they offer you so much and ask for very little in return. Keep reading for our top 10 reasons why we just love these ...

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Our Plant Formats

Young Plants Young plants are in the first stage of a plant's development. Usually measuring approximately 8-15cm (3-6”) from root base to stem tip, although they are often larger. We recommend ...

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