Big Breakfast

August 13, 2019

£8.95

8 items of your choice. Served with toast.

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17 hours ago

It may be mid-winter and cold outside, but now is the best time to start thinking about how to improve your garden or explore what you'd like to grow at indoors.

Our fantastic Plant Finder can help you do that, allowing you to search by type, location, colour and much more!

It won't be long till the sun comes out again and the growing season returns, so why not check out this fantastic planning tool on the link below. 🌿🌲🌹🌸🌻

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1 day ago

everyday is #BrewMonday with Haskins!

That means grab a friend and catch up over a nice hot cuppa. What’s your favourite, English breakfast, earl grey, herbal? Let us know!

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1 day ago

⚠️ Advanced Notice - Essential Maintenance on Thursday 27th January at our Ferndown Centre

We're undertaking some essential maintenance at our Ferndown Centre on the afternoon of Thursday 27th January. As a result, we'll need to close our restaurant at 4:15pm and the customer toilets from 4:45pm.

We thank you for your understanding and will let you know more nearer the time.

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2 days ago

Add some colour to you life this winter!

Bursting with colour, Primroses are sure to brighten your day! With many varieties available, it's easy to add some colour to your home and banish those winter blues!

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3 days ago

With Spring around the corner, 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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3 days ago

Are you looking to be more more sustainable in 2022?

If you have have your own garden then one of the best things you can do is start making your own compost to use a mulch or as a supplement to peat free composts.

Here's our handy guide to get you started 🤓📗🌱👩‍🌾👨‍🌾

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4 steps for making your own home compost Recycle garden and kitchen waste to get an environmentally friendly soil improver for healthy plants. Whether it’s for improving your soil, mulching around�...

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4 days ago

Did you know that broccoli, cabbages, kale, leeks, sprouts and parsnips are great vegetables to grow through the winter?

With a bit of planning, you can grow your own veg all year round!

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Winter vegetable harvest As well as Potatoes, there are still varieties of vegetables that can be planted now and harvested this autumn. Plant lettuces, spinach and rocket and get a fresh crop in…

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4 days ago

The smooth rosettes of succulents enhance any desk or table, making an ideal feature piece. They're a great way to green up your living space, especially if you don't have access to garden.

These chic plants require minimal maintenance - an occasional water and a feed in the spring to keep them looking their best.

Available in a variety of shapes, our favourites are the flat rosettes of Echeveria and the upright architectural form of Aloe Vera, which incidentally, also make an ideal plant to improve air quality.

With lots of succulents available at our centres, you'll be spoilt for choice! 🌵🌵🌵

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5 days ago

Are you taking part in Dry-January? Our homemade, non-alcoholic mojito recipe could be the treat you're looking for this weekend!

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Haskins Garden Centres is encouraging gardeners to make the most of their home-grown mint this summer with a refreshing, non-alcoholic mojito recipe. Alasdair Urquhart, plant advisor at Haskins…

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5 days ago

With their alien appearance, our #PlantFriday Carnivorous Plants make a quirky gift and are a great way to introduce children into gardening.

Being ideal for a bright conservatory or a sunny windowsill where flies are present, both Pitcher Plants and Venus Flytraps also offer something unusual for the houseplant collector. Whilst Venus Flytraps feed mainly on insects, Pitcher Plants have an expanded diet that includes insects, spiders, harvestmen, mites and molluscs.

These plants have evolved in boggy areas that are naturally low in nitrogen. It is important to water with rainwater as tap water is too harsh for them and not to feed plants with liquid plant food, cat food, food scraps etc – though dead flies are fine, providing they are “fresh”.

It is also important not to tease Venus Flytraps into triggering the closing response as this will cause the plant stress - each trap can only be used two or three times for catching insects, before it dies naturally and is replaced.

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