The Woolly Gardener's Guide: Sustainable Gardening Tips by Hortiwool
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What to Grow in May: A Gardener’s Guide to Sowing, Transplanting, and Spring Success
Find out what to sow, plant, and transplant in May with our complete UK guide. Discover how Hortiwool Garden Pads can support your spring planting success.
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What to Grow in April: A Guide to Sowing, Transplanting, and Gardening Jobs
April is the perfect time to sow seeds, transplant young plants, and prepare your garden for the months ahead. Discover what to grow this month, from vegetables to flowers, and learn how Hortiwool Garden Pads can help you create a thriving, sustainable garden.
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Growing Together: Celebrating Community Garden Week with Hortiwool
Community Garden Week is a time to celebrate shared green spaces and the people who nurture them. Discover how using wool in the garden with Hortiwool Garden Pads can help community gardens thrive by enriching soil, retaining moisture, and supporting sustainable growing.
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What to Grow in March: Kickstarting Your Spring Garden
March is the perfect time to kickstart your garden for spring. Discover what to plant, how to prepare your soil, and essential tips for a thriving garden when growing in March.
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What Crops, Herbs, and Foliage to Harvest and Forage for Christmas (and How to Grow Them for Next Year)
Discover what crops, herbs, and foliage to harvest and forage for Christmas to add a personal, home-grown touch to your festive celebrations. From Brussels sprouts and parsnips to fragrant rosemary and holly, we share tips for this season's bounty and how to grow them for next year with the help of Hortiwool Garden Pads. Make your Christmas naturally abundant! -
November Garden Guide: What to Plant, Protect, and Prep for Spring Success
November may bring colder days, but it’s still a productive month for UK gardeners! From planting hardy vegetables and spring bulbs to frost-proofing with sustainable solutions like Hortiwool Garden Pads, this guide offers essential tips for growing in November. Discover how to set up your garden now for a vibrant and productive spring. -
Gardening with Kids: Fun and Educational Activities for the Whole Family
October half-term is just around the corner, and it’s a great chance to get kids outside and exploring nature in the garden! Gardening with kids ca... -
Urban Gardening: Growing Green in Small Spaces
Urban gardening is a fantastic way to bring nature into your home, even if you're working with limited space. In this blog, we'll explore creative solutions for growing plants on balconies, rooftops, or even indoors. Learn how container gardening, vertical gardens, and community plots can help you create your own green oasis. Plus, discover how Hortiwool Garden Pads can support your urban garden with sustainable, natural materials. Ready to grow green? Dive in for tips and inspiration! -
What to Grow in September: A Guide for UK Gardeners
September marks the transition from the warmth of summer to the cool embrace of autumn. While the days are shortening, the soil still holds summer's warmth, making it an excellent time to sow, plant, and transplant a variety of plants, vegetables and herbs! Here's our handy how-to gardening guide of what to plant in September. -
4 Benefits of using Copper Pots & Hortiwool Garden Pads
Copper is known for its durability and antimicrobial properties and has long been favoured in various industries for its sustainability credentials. When combined with Hortiwool, copper pots offer a perfect synergy of functionality and sustainability in gardening. Read our top 4 reasons to opt for copper in the garden. -
February Gardening Guide: Cultivating Your Garden's Potential with Hortiwool
Spring is slowly creeping in, (at last!) has anyone noticed their daffodils sprouting? So, what better time to begin preparing your garden and stocking up on everything you need.
Here's our February to-do list, for the multi-use Hortiwool Garden Pads.
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Our Top Tips To Make Your Christmas Tree Last Longer
There’s lots of factors which can affect how long your Christmas tree stays looking fresh and healthy, but there’s plenty you can do to help it along the way.
We’ve put together our favourite tips to extend its life as much as possible
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