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With their elegant seed heads providing structure, interest and movement, ornamental grasses make a great addition to any garden. 🌾🌾🌾
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Plant of the month - Ornamental Grasses - Haskins Garden Centres
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Plant of the Month – Ornamental Grasses With their elegant seed heads providing structure, interest and movement, ornamental grasses make a great addition to any garden. There’s an ornamental grass…Our late season specimen plants have arrived in time for autumn!
With the warm days and cooler nights, this time of year is perfect for planting shrubs and getting a head start on next spring. 🌿🌿🌿😊
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Ideal for pies, jam or eating fresh, growing berries is simple & fun.
Plant now for a bumper crop next year, and save yourself some money at the super market! We've had new stock arrive of blackberries, red and black currants, gooseberries, tayberries, loganberries and goji berries.
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With a bumper crop of wild blackberries this season, how about this delicious blackberry crumble recipe 😊🍰
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The leading garden centre group, Haskins Garden Centres, wants to encourage gardeners to make the most of peak blackberry season with an easy and delicious blackberry crumble. Blackberries are…👀 Have you seen our fantastic new prize draw?
For a chance to win £100 to get you garden #preparedforautumn, follow the link below ⬇️⬇️⬇️ 🍁🍂🍁🍂🍁
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Win a £100 Haskins Gift Card - Free Prize Draw - Haskins Garden Centres
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For your chance to win a £100 Haskins Gift Card to spend on your garden this Autumn, please fill out our free prize draw form below. Terms and conditions This prize draw is open to UK residents only.…For all those who've been growing their own food this year, make your harvest last longer by freezing, bottling and processing! 🍓🍅🍎🌽🍏
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Now's a great time to create your colourful Spring Bulb Planters! 🌷🌷🌷
By planting now, your bulbs will have time to establish and allow you to enjoy some much needed colour after the gloomy Winter.
Check out our video to see how 🎥 we'll leave the colour scheme up to you 👍👩🌾👨🌾
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Our Bulb Market is the one stop shop for all your spring flowering needs! .
With so many varieties available, including some rare and unusual bulbs, there's something for everyone!
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Now that we're approaching the autumn it's a good time to start thinking about fixing up your lawns for the seasons ahead 🍂🍂🍂
To help your lawn survive the winter and bounce back next spring, why not follow our 3 step, easy to remember plan: prepare, seed and top dress!
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With their long lasting flowers, Heathers are the perfect low-maintenance plant to bridge the transition from Summer to Autumn.
Their strong colours make them ideal for adding accents to a patio or drifts of vibrant groundcover, especially if your working with acidic soils.
With more than 800 species available, Heathers generally fall into two groups: Erica and Calluna.
Ericas are generally known as winter and spring flowering heathers whilst Callunas are generally known as summer and autumn flowering. By taking advantage of this seasonality, you can have a heather in bloom at any time of year!
Most heathers require acidic soil conditions, making them ideal for planting in pots where they can enjoy an ericaceous compost. However, there are some varieties that will tolerate chalky or alkaline soil, such as Erica cornea and Erica darleyensis.
Whilst they prefer full sun, they will grow in moderate shade. Either way, a well-drained soil that has been enriched with a little organic matter will help them thrive.
After flowering, a light clipping will encourage them to remain thick and lustrous, producing shoots which will flower again next year. A slow release fertiliser, suitable for acid loving plants, will also help them stay looking their best.
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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!