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2 days ago

It's #NationalAfternoonTeaWeek so what better way to enjoy it than with a tower of treats at one of our restaurants 🍰🧁☕️✨

Booking essential, so enquire on your next visit or contact us via our online enquiry form here: buff.ly/2RCGP3O

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Let's be water wise - Haskins Garden Centres

2 days ago

As hosepipe bans come into effect in certain parts of the country, we naturally understand that our customers would be concerned about caring for their plants.

Check out our top tips to help you keep your garden going through challenging weather conditions.

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Let’s get Water Wise As hosepipe bans come into effect in certain parts of the country, we naturally understand that our customers would be concerned about caring for their plants. We fully endorse�...

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3 days ago

Why not quench your thirst and catch up with friends with our summer Costa drinks.

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3 days ago

Palms are fantastic plants to beat the summer drought!

Chamaerops and Trachycarpus are small to medium sized shrubs producing fan line leaves, whilst the Phoenix palm and Cordylines will grow taller to produce specimen plants.

Whichever you prefer, these plants will keep going in times of heat, giving your garden that Mediterranean feel 🌴🌴🌴

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My palms are doing very well in the sun

4 days ago

Hands up who loves late summer colour in their garden? 🙋‍♀️🙋

With Dahlias, Echinacea and Rudbeckia in full bloom, you have to love this time of year 🌸🌼🌻☀️🌺

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4 days ago

Whilst many plants flower in the spring, there are those that wait until the late summer to bless us with their vivid colours. One of those stars is Rudbeckia or 'black-eyed-susans'.

Native to North America, Rudbeckias have gained popularity due to their long flowering season that lasts from July to October. Although yellow is the prominent colour, in recent years numerous red- and orange-flowered varieties have been produced extending their colour palette.

Rudbeckias are easy to establish, naturalize well, and require little maintenance other than deadheading. They'll thrive in full sun or partial shade and in moisture retentive, free draining soils. If clumps get too big for their space, consider dividing them in spring.

Traditionally used in cottage and informal gardens, we think they'd look great in large patio containers, especially in town and courtyard gardens.

Virtually pest free, they're very attractive to bees, who love their black cone centres which are full of nectar. They also make a great cut flower, offering a cheery welcome in your home 🌼🌼🌼

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5 days ago

Look out for our Fish & Chip Fridays, where you can buy 2 Fish 'n' Chip meals for £15 🐟🍟

Running every Friday throughout August, our scrumptious Fish & Chips are made from 11:30am until the end of the day.

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