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11 hours ago

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Did you know that many houseplants are excellent at improving the air quality in a home or office?

Here's our top 5 , which not only look good and are easy to look after, they're experts at filtering and improving the air 👍🌿

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5 House plants that can revitalise your health

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5 House plants that can revitalise your health As you start the year afresh, why not improve the air quality of your home with these five healthy house-plants? Just for a second, imagine if your…
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1 day ago

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Camellias are one of the most popular spring-flowering shrubs, providing a vivid splash of colour when little else is in bloom.

Naturally occurring from the Himalayas to Japan and Indonesia, they are natives of deciduous woodland. The number of different types are often debated but its understood that there are up to 300 species, with around 3,000 cultivated hybrids.

Although they need acid soil, they are easy to grow in containers of ericaceous (acidic) potting compost, making them ideal for any garden. Collected rain water is ideal for watering but they can survive on tap water for a month or two in summer.

Feed them from spring to early summer with a slow release feed formulated for acid-loving plants and they'll keep rewarding you year on year.

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Camellias are one of the most popular spring-flowering shrubs, providing a vivid splash of colour when little else is in bloom. Naturally occurring from the Himalayas to Japan and Indonesia, they are natives of deciduous woodland. The number of different types are often debated but its understood that there are up to 300 species, with around 3,000 cultivated hybrids. Although they need acid soil, they are easy to grow in containers of ericaceous (acidic) potting compost, making them ideal for any garden. Collected rain water is ideal for watering but they can survive on tap water for a month or two in summer. Feed them from spring to early summer with a slow release feed formulated for acid-loving plants and theyll keep rewarding you year on year. #Haskins #PlantFridayImage attachment
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2 days ago

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Another national favourite, the distinctive colours of the Blue Tit make it one of the most recognisable garden visitors.

In winter, family flocks join up with other tits as they search for food. A regular visitor to most feeders, they prefer seeds and nuts but as temperatures drop, they'll also go for suet due to it's high energy content.

Once the warmth of spring arrives, they'll swap their diet to insects and caterpillars and become a valuable pest controller in the garden.

If you'd like to attract these and other birds to your garden, place feeders higher up in trees or in tall shrubs so as to offer perches and some protection from predators and they'll be constantly back all season long 🐦🐦🐦

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Another national favourite, the distinctive colours of the Blue Tit make it one of the most recognisable garden visitors. In winter, family flocks join up with other tits as they search for food. A regular visitor to most feeders, they prefer seeds and nuts but as temperatures drop, theyll also go for suet due to its high energy content. Once the warmth of spring arrives, theyll swap their diet to insects and caterpillars and become a valuable pest controller in the garden. If youd like to attract these and other birds to your garden, place feeders higher up in trees or in tall shrubs so as to offer perches and some protection from predators and theyll be constantly back all season long 🐦🐦🐦 #Haskins #HaskinsBirdCare
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3 days ago

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Did you know that whilst pruning, a clean cut with clean tools promotes the plant's healing response?

Find out more on the link below!

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Now is the time to prune deciduous trees and shrubs

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Now is the time to prune deciduous trees and shrubs If you are heading into the garden during January, why not take a pair of secateurs along because now is the time to prune deciduous trees and…
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4 days ago

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We'd like to congratulate Jean Corfield as our Ferndown Christmas Prize draw winner!

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Wed like to congratulate Jean Corfield as our Ferndown Christmas Prize draw winner! #Haskins
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6 days ago

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Lets look after our feathered friends this winter with some homemade seed cakes!

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Lets look after our feathered friends this winter with some homemade seed cakes! #Haskins #HaskinsBirdCare
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Haskins Garden Centre

6 days ago

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Remember that feeling of warm spring sunshine on your face? It'll soon be here 😊☀️

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Remember that feeling of warm spring sunshine on your face? Itll soon be here 😊☀️ #Haskins #SeedsofWisdom #garden #gardener #happylife #happy #weekend #keepcalm #plantsomething #littleseedsofwisdom
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Let’s hope they tighten restrictions and close garden centres. This is so wrong that they are open and encouraging people to visit for a day out.

Haskins Garden Centre

6 days ago

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Why not get a head-start on your new season potatoes?

Growing potatoes is an easy and rewarding way to get into veg gardening and doesn't take up a lot of room.

You'll need to 'chit' them first as this extends the growing period and leads to higher yields:

Place your potatoes in an empty egg box with the end that has the most eyes or buds uppermost.

Keep these in a cool, frost-free place with moderate light, such as an unheated room and avoid direct sunlight.

Sprouts will form within a few weeks and after about six weeks, shoots should be 5cm (2in) long and dark coloured.

Choose about four strong shoots and rub off the weaker shoots for early potatoes. There is no need to thin shoots for later crops

Plant up in mid-to late March in the ground or in a grow-sac and remember to 'earth up' regularly to increase your yields.

By growing early, mid and late season varieties you can enjoy fresh potatoes throughout the year!

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Why not get a head-start on your new season potatoes? Growing potatoes is an easy and rewarding way to get into veg gardening and doesnt take up a lot of room. Youll need to chit them first as this extends the growing period and leads to higher yields: Place your potatoes in an empty egg box with the end that has the most eyes or buds uppermost. Keep these in a cool, frost-free place with moderate light, such as an unheated room and avoid direct sunlight. Sprouts will form within a few weeks and after about six weeks, shoots should be 5cm (2in) long and dark coloured. Choose about four strong shoots and rub off the weaker shoots for early potatoes. There is no need to thin shoots for later crops Plant up in mid-to late March in the ground or in a grow-sac and remember to earth up regularly to increase your yields. By growing early, mid and late season varieties you can enjoy fresh potatoes throughout the year! #Haskins #GYO #LetsGetGardening
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1 week ago

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There's still plenty of odd jobs that can be done around the garden at this time of year!

Why not enjoy some fresh air, tidy up a bit and get an early start to the coming growing season ❄️🙂🌿

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January garden advice and maintenance

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January garden advice and maintenance General gardening Repair or replace patchy lawn and re-shape edges Check any stored tubers of Dahlia, Begonia and Canna for rot or drying out Currants and gooseberries can be pruned now Start forcing rhubarb Plan vegetable crop rotations for the coming se
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Haskins Garden Centre

1 week ago

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Easy, fun and rewarding, there's never been a better time to grow at home!

Our new collection makes growing simple by gathering everything you need into one place 🌱🌱🌿🌿🥔🥕

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