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The Kew Gardener revolves around the love and enjoyment of plants. This extends beyond selling them and creating beautiful gardens, into the natural world, where all these garden plants originated from. This natural world is under threat more than ever, but instead of bombarding you with doom and gloom statistics, which will turn you off, we…

After a very mild December, winter finally made an appearance in January with much colder weather, and frosty nights. Some of the plants that were getting ahead of themselves are having a reminder what season it is! Plants to be considering for your garden this time of year include Hellebores, Camellia, Edgeworthia, Viburnum bodnantense ‘Dawn’,…

The garden’s of Kew or getting cooked again today in temperatures of 32 degrees. Please remember to water your plants very well and every day, ideally in the early morning or in the evening. Plants in pots are particularly dependent on you. If a plant is already suffering try and shade it and water it…

We have the plants and the expert gardeners to liven up your garden even in the darkest days of winter!! …and book a winter garden tidy up for January and we’ll give you a free plant!!

Crocuses a complete guide to the genus by Janis Ruksans. Superb plantsman. Follows his earlier book on bulbs called Buried Treasure.

http://www.bit.ly/stopbelomonte http://www.amazonwatch.org

Buy any 3 plants in January and get a 4th one free. The fourth one must be the cheapest of the four.