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ROB GRAY: Slow sports time is primetime for gardening

Indianola, Iowa · Indianola

ROB GRAY: Slow sports time is primetime for gardening

It’s been a while since I’ve delved into gardening talk here, but it’s that time of year.See the Story

Jobs to do in the garden in July

United Kingdom · United Kingdom

Jobs to do in the garden in July

Jobs to do in the garden in July July is the best time to get some planting done in preparation for the autumn and winter. Sow & grow Autumn flowering bulbs such including daffodils can be planted this month. You can also plant out brassicas such as Brussels sprouts, winter cabbages and sprouting broccoli. It’s a good idea to sow chard and perpetual spinach this month and get those winter leeks planted too! Dead head & prune As well as planting,…Read Article

The life and times of chillies

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The life and times of chillies

The life and times of chillies There are lots of different types of chillies and they come in all shapes, sizes and colours. There are tiny, pointed, extremely hot varieties, bird’s eye ones and, also, the larger, milder fleshy pepper types. Kitchen windowsill So, if you would like to grow your own, then think about how you are going to use it or, indeed, if you just would like to have a good-looking plant for your kitchen windowsill? Originally…Read Article

Our 2025 South East region summer award winners

Our 2025 South East region summer award winners Garden centre teams from across our South East region are celebrating today after scooping awards during a presentation evening yesterday at Coolings Nurseries in Kent (Tuesday, July 8, 2025). Garden Centre of the Year in the Destination Garden Centre (DGC) category was Ruxley Manor, the Garden Centre (GC) category award went to Coolings Nurseries and Local Garden Centre (LGC) to Millbrook Garden C…Staplehurst · Staplehurst Read Article

Details of our regional award meetings & a coach option from Midlands & West

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May’s BoT shows another ‘healthy’ month

May’s BoT shows another ‘healthy’ month Our members have recorded another ‘healthy’ month in our May 2025 Barometer of Trade (BoT) with seven of the 13 categories listed performing positively when compared to the same month in 2024. Figures out today (June 19, 2025) have revealed May’s top performer was gifts at +10.07%, followed by food hall/farm shop at +9.2% and garden sundries at +8.95%. Strong growth Peter, our CEO, explains: “We’ve seen an…United Kingdom · United Kingdom Read Article

Going wild for a flower meadow?

Going wild for a flower meadow? If you’ve thought of creating your own beautiful wildlife haven, then next month (July) is the perfect time to start preparing the ground for autumn seed sowing. Here are our tips for creating a field of wildflowers or just a small patch if you haven’t the space for something as glamorous as a meadow. Meadow flowers like their soil to be thin and of low quality so they don’t have to compete with too many grasses.…United Kingdom · United Kingdom Read Article

Roses and how to take care of them

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Roses and how to take care of them The rose was given the title ‘The Queen of Flowers’ as long ago as 600BC. No other flower is more popular in this country than the rose and with its multiple uses can be recommended for the adornment of gardens both large and small. Adaptability Few shrubby genera can surpass roses for adaptability to a variety of situations and soils. It is often said that they have a fondness for clay soils but will thrive in…Barcelona · Barcelona See the Story

April’s BoT shows ‘positive’ sales

April’s BoT shows ‘positive’ sales Our Barometer of Trade (BoT) for April has revealed members had another ‘wonderful’ month – with the year-to-date increase now at +12.28% (2025). Data from our garden centres show all 13 categories logged saw a positive increase, when compared to April 2024, with plant sales and core gardening categories in top slots. Wonderful figures Our Chief Executive, Peter Burks, says: “After March’s buoyant statistics, i…United Kingdom · United Kingdom Read Article

Call for applications for Dick Allen Scholarship Award

Call for applications for Dick Allen Scholarship Award We’re urging members to put forward their staff for the GCA Trust’s Dick Allen Scholarship Award Scheme. Open to GCA garden centre staff The scheme is open to staff within our member garden centres and the recipients of the award will be invited to attend the International GCA Congress later in the year in South Africa. Applications currently open Applications are currently open and from tho…South Africa · South Africa Read Article

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