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Here are our top 15 gardening jobs for September.
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Under August and Boma's top 15 gardening tips for August.
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Planters and window boxes are like blank canvases for your gardening creativity. They allow you to bring vibrant life to balconies, patios, doorways, and windowsills, adding a touch of colour and personality to your outdoor space. However, keeping plants thriving in containers can be a challenge, especially during hot, dry summers. Here, we'll delve into the fascinating world of planters and window boxes, exploring different materials...
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Explore the art of vibrant garden design with Boma Garden Centre, where bold plant combinations create stunning displays and healthy environments.
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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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All you need to know about growing seeds for garden vegetables, annuals and perennials. What you need to start germinating seeds. Growing seeds in containers. Sowing in drills and borders. You are transplanting seedlings from trays and using suitable compost and tools.
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Autumn is the time to plan your spring garden, and September is the perfect time to plant flowering spring bulbs. Boma's chief outdoor plant horticulturist Adam Ward offers excellent tips on growing bulbs in borders, soil preparation, and ensuring your garden has a natural look. Find out about bulb colour combinations, growing bulbs in containers, and how to make a bulb lasagne.
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We’ve put together our top tips on how to get your garden into shape for the summer.
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Sempervivum means ‘always alive’, and it’s a good description of these attractive and easy to grow succulents
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Alpine troughs are compact, easy to plant and very low-maintenance, so they’re perfect for gardeners short on time or space. As the name suggests, alpine plants come from mountain regions, so they’re used to tough conditions. Planting an alpine trough is a great way to appreciate these fascinating plants and provide long-lasting interest for a pot on a patio or balcony. Here’s how it’s done.
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