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When growing anything in the garden it can seem like forever before you see the fruits of your labour. That's why we're dedicating this blog post to Speedy Spring Sowing Seeds!

Sweet Peas are an easy to grow annual flower that make a colourful addition to the garden during the cooler months. From seed packet to soil, we've put together some handy information to use for Sweet Pea sowing season.

If you're short on space or perhaps live in an apartment, you've most likely settled on the idea that you can't have a garden. Well let me introduce you to ‘Container Gardening’ and how you too can grow your own crop of vegetables or even a garden full of flowers.

Follow this guide to find out how to create your own successful container garden!

There are lots of veggies that are easy to grow but here is our pick of the top 10 easy edibles. Even if this is your first attempt at growing veggies or if you have tried with mixed success, get out this weekend and give at least one of these veggies a go. It really isn’t hard and it can also be very rewarding!

Learn how to grow Pumpkin, Squash and Zucchini with our helpful growing guide

When you grow your own vegetables, herbs and flowers from seed you know exactly what has gone into them. As the old saying goes – you are what you eat!

Companion planting has many benefits from enhancing plant growth and protection from pests to increasing flavour. Learn what plants complement eachother in our comprehensive guide.

Growing and maintaining healthy indoor plants can sometimes appear difficult to newbie gardeners. So here at Mr Fothergill's we've put together our top 7 tips to help you grow your own garden of Eden within your home.

Every gardener needs good quality gardening tools, although the amount and type of tools will vary depending on your garden space. Here's our list of the essentials

Not only are Asian Greens quick and easy to grow, they are full of nutrients and taste great! These days Asian greens are readily available in stores but really there is nothing like picking them fresh from your own garden.