flowers that are attractive to butterflies.
perfect plant!
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Did you know that our Plant Finder has a Mother's Day section?
Why not check it out here: www.haskins.co.uk/haskins-plant-finder/
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📣 Calling all GYO enthusiasts and early birds 🌱🌱🌱😊
Our new season starter veg has started to arrive, which is perfect for getting started in a conservatory, greenhouse or under a cloche.
In case you need some encouragement, growing your own is an easy and rewarding way to get into gardening and doesn't have to take up a lot of room.
Smaller spaces tend to be far more bountiful than larger ones, especially if you think about growing vertically!
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Has anyone else noticed the Dawn chorus gaining momentum over the last couple of weeks? 🐦🎶🎵🎶☀️
Spring is arriving!
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yes lovely isn't it have a pair of Blackcaps on my feeders every day along with many others and I live near Sainsburys Talbot Heath
Did someone mention sweet peas?
Ours are starting to arrive for the start of spring 🌱🌱🌱
Bedding varieties available now, everlasting climbers will be in next week 😊
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Summer bulbs can be planted now for blooms later in the year 🌼 🌻 🌸 🏵️ 😊
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There's plenty signs of spring to be seen at our centres right now! 🌸🌼🌺☀️
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Hebes are versatile evergreen shrubs, with flowers that are attractive to butterflies.
Originating from New Zealand, they range in size from dwarf shrubs to small trees. With decorative leaves, the flowers appear throughout summer and autumn in shades of blue, pink, purple or white.
Easy to grow, Hebes cope well with most soil types and their ability to withstand salt-laden winds makes them especially suited to coastal areas.
Once established Hebe do not require a lot of care, apply a fertiliser once a year in late winter or early spring, before new growth starts. Dead-heading of old flowers can extend the flowering period and encourage more flowers later in the year.
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Haskins Garden Centre updated their business hours.
Haskins Garden Centre updated their business hours.
If you want your own home-grown veg by summer, now is the time to start planting shallots and onion sets.
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March garden advice and maintenance
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March garden advice and maintenance General gardening Plant shallots, onion sets and early potatoes Sow tomato seeds indoors, lettuce, parsley and radish Top dress containers with fresh compost Sprinkle a general fertiliser around trees and shrubs such as Growmore or Blood, Fish and Bone Trea
Now part of the Haskins family, come and meet our fantastic friends at Birdworld
We have over 1,200 birds to view at Birdworld and a farmyard that is home to many loveable animals and even some reindeer. You'll discover lots of interesting information about our residents, from how they live both in the wild and here at the park, to what they like to eat for breakfast!