St Bridget Nurseries Blog

Fri 2 May 2025

WHAT TO DO IN YOUR ENGLISH GARDEN IN MAY

May is a magical time in the garden. Spring is in full bloom, the days are longer and the soil is warming up, offering an abundance of gardening opportunities. Whether you’re tending to ornamental borders, managing an allotment, encouraging wildlife or maintaining a garden pond, there’s plenty to do, and enjoy. Here’s a step-by-step guide […]

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Mon 14 Apr 2025

Why We’re Going Peat-Free: A Free Talk by Neil Gray of Melcourt Industries

Join us on Tuesday 24th June for a free compost talk at St Bridget – time to be confirmed. What’s It All About? We’re delighted to host a free talk about peat-free compost and how to get the best results when using it in your garden. This informative session will explain why the horticultural industry […]

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Tue 1 Apr 2025

WHAT TO DO IN YOUR ENGLISH GARDEN IN April

April is one of the most exciting months in the gardening calendar. The days are noticeably longer, the soil is warming up, and everything feels full of promise. It’s the perfect time to roll up your sleeves and get planting, sowing, tidying, and feeding. Whether you’re growing vegetables, refreshing borders, or bringing your lawn back […]

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Tue 4 Mar 2025

Orchid Talk and Terrarium Workshop at St Bridget

Join us on Wednesday, 2nd April 2025, for a special day of horticultural inspiration with Manos Kanellos, Plant Physiologist. This event will feature an informative Orchid Care Talk, a hands-on Orchid Clinic, and an interactive Terrarium Workshop. Orchid Care Talk – 11:30 AM (40 minutes) Learn expert tips on orchid care, including a repotting demonstration […]

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Mon 3 Mar 2025

WHAT TO DO IN YOUR ENGLISH GARDEN IN MARCH

March marks the official arrival of spring in the UK and we are sure you will be as eager as us to get our hands back in the soil after the long, cold winter months! The days are getting longer, the soil is starting to warm up and there’s a sense of anticipation in the […]

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Tue 4 Feb 2025

WHAT TO DO IN YOUR ENGLISH GARDEN IN February

As winter lingers, February in the UK presents gardeners with a mixed bag of challenges and opportunities. Though the cold weather persists, there is still plenty to do in the garden to prepare for the coming spring. The key to gardening in February is to take advantage of the quieter period to plan, tidy, and […]

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Thu 2 Jan 2025

WHAT TO DO IN YOUR ENGLISH GARDEN IN JANUARY

January in the UK is typically one of the coldest months of the year, with shorter daylight hours, frost, and sometimes snow. For gardeners, this can seem like a quiet period where little can be done. However, with the right approach, January is an ideal time to prepare your garden for the year ahead, keep […]

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Mon 2 Dec 2024

WHAT TO DO IN YOUR ENGLISH GARDEN IN DECEMBER

As December arrives, many gardeners might think their work is done for the year, but in reality, the garden still requires attention. While the landscape is transitioning into winter dormancy, there are several essential tasks to carry out that will ensure your garden remains healthy through the cold months and is ready to thrive when […]

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Mon 25 Nov 2024

Choosing the Perfect Christmas Tree

Bringing home a Christmas tree is one of the most magical moments of the festive season. To make the experience enjoyable and ensure your tree looks its best throughout Christmas, a little preparation goes a long way.  Step 1: Measure Your Space and Check Your Tree Stand Before leaving home, take accurate measurements of the […]

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Thu 7 Nov 2024

PROTECTING PLANTS FROM THE COLD

As winter approaches, protecting tender (not hardy) plants from harsh weather is essential to ensuring their survival through the cold months. Here are some effective ways to safeguard your garden’s most vulnerable plants: Mulching: A thick layer of mulch—such as straw, leaves, or wood bark chips —around the base of plants helps insulate roots from […]

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