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Welcome to the February edition of our gardening guide! As winter's grip begins to loosen, our gardens awaken with the promise of a new growing season. In this month's tips, we'll guide you through essential tasks to prepare your garden for the upcoming spring. From pruning and planting to nurturing the soil, each tip is crafted to help your garden thrive. Join us on this journey of February gardening, where every task brings you closer to a vibrant and flourishing...
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Are you looking to give your backyard and balcony gardens a winter makeover? Have you considered growing some winter-interest plants? As the days grow shorter and temperatures drop, most gardeners would assume it is time to suspend their gardening activities until further notice. However, with a few innovative ideas, you can quickly create a stunning winter garden that will last throughout the cold months. In this post, we will discover some of the best winter...
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As winter wraps London in its chilly embrace, it's the perfect time to bring life and colour to your outdoor spaces with Boma Garden Centre's exquisite selection of winter plants. From the vibrant blooms of Camellia and Hellebores to the stately presence of Skimmia and...
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The Hellebore, also known as the Christmas rose or Lenten rose, is an enchanting flower that displays its beauty even in the coldest months of the year.
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Here are our top 15 gardening tips for January.
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Every garden needs a hellebore or two! Here's how and where to grow hellebores for winter colour.
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Find out about Christmas Rose (Helleborus), the famous outdoor festive winter plant with beautiful varieties, available at Boma Garden Centre, Kentish Town, London.
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Boma recommends the best Christmas Plants for gifts and homes available in London, picked by customers from 20 years of feedback.
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This how-to grow Hellebores guide will help you to produce the best Helleborus in the neighbourhood!
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If you have rabbits in your garden, you know what it feels like to look out in the morning and see a collection of bare nibbled stems where your plants used to be instead of beds filled with beautiful plants.
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