Published on 5th October 2026

5 simple ways to help garden birds this winter After a summer of refraining from feeding the birds on advice from the RSPB in order Read the full article…

Published on 5th October 2026

October might feel like a quieter month in the garden, but there are still plenty of things you can sow and grow. Microgreens – Perfect Read the full article…

Published on 26th August 2026

If you’ve been growing your own gherkins, you might find yourself with more than you can eat fresh. Luckily, they’re perfect for pickling! This simple Read the full article…

Published on 24th July 2026

Just because some earlier flowers have faded doesn’t mean your garden has to! July, August and September can be some of the most colourful months Read the full article…

Published on 31st March 2026

Spring has truly arrived at The Plant Market and whether you’re refreshing pots, brightening borders, or creating a pollinator-friendly patch, this is the moment to Read the full article…

Published on 24th March 2026

There’s something deeply rewarding about planting a tree. It’s an investment not just in your garden, but in the landscape, the environment, and the future. Read the full article…

Published on 23rd January 2026

As a Scottish garden centre, caring for the land, our communities, and future generations is at the heart of what we do. To help us Read the full article…

Published on 6th October 2025

Got a glut of apples? Make this easy traybake as a morning treat or afternoon snack! 225g butter softened, plus extra for the tin 450g cooking apples Read the full article…

Published on 4th August 2025

Growing phlox, whether it’s the tall garden variety (Phlox paniculata) or the low-growing creeping type (Phlox subulata), can be rewarding as they are vibrant, hardy Read the full article…

Published on 9th June 2025

Roses are starting to bloom and it’s a good time now, with the soil being warmer to plant them in the garden. Here’s our guide Read the full article…