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How to Plant Bare-Root Roses, Shrubs & Trees (and Why They’re Worth It!)
When winter settles in and most plants sleep beneath the soil, a quiet window of opportunity opens for gardeners: bare-root season. From November to early March, many roses, shrubs, hedging plants, and trees are available to buy bare-root - that is, lifted from the ground while dormant, without any soil around their roots. If you haven’t worked with bare-root plants before, you’re in for a treat. They’re often better value, easier to transport and quicker to establish than th
Nov 243 min read


When the First Frost Arrives: How to Protect Your Scottish Garden
The first frost of the season is both magical and menacing. Sparkling lawns and silvery seed heads transform Scottish gardens into a winter wonderland - yet those same icy crystals can spell trouble for tender plants and months of hard work. As the nights draw in and temperatures begin to dip below zero, it’s time for some essential garden maintenance to help your plants weather the chill. Here’s how to protect your garden and keep it thriving through frost and beyond. Unders
Nov 173 min read


Creating a Japanese Garden-Inspired Border in Scotland
Japanese gardens are renowned for their tranquillity, balance and timeless beauty. Even if you don’t have space for a full Japanese-style...
Sep 263 min read
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