St Bridget Nurseries Blog

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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Mon 25 Nov 2024

Our Christmas Tree Shop is OPEN!

This year, we have a TREEmendous selection of premium deluxe Christmas trees for you to choose from. Whether you’re looking for the nation’s favourite or something unique, we’ve got the perfect tree for your home. The Nation’s Favourite: The Nordmann Fir Our number one bestseller is the Nordmann Fir, the nation’s favourite Christmas tree—and for […]

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Mon 18 Nov 2024

Our Christmas Shop is Open!

The Countdown to Christmas Has Begun! The festive season is upon us, and our Christmas Shop is now open! Visit us to find everything you need to prepare for this special time of year. From beautiful decorations to festive accessories, our carefully selected range will help you create a warm and welcoming Christmas at home. […]

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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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Thu 7 Nov 2024

SUPPORT WILDLIFE IN NOVEMBER

November is a time when many of us start to wind down our gardening activities, but it’s also an important month for supporting local wildlife as they prepare for winter. By making a few simple adjustments, you can help create a welcoming habitat for birds, insects, and small mammals, even in the colder months. Leave […]

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Fri 1 Nov 2024

WHAT TO DO IN YOUR ENGLISH GARDEN IN NOVEMBER

As the days grow shorter and colder, we’re well on our way to winter. It’s the perfect time to wrap up your garden for the season while making preparations to ensure a healthy and vibrant space come spring. While much of the garden may be winding down, there are still essential tasks to keep it […]

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Thu 3 Oct 2024

WHAT TO DO IN YOUR ENGLISH GARDEN IN OCTOBER

October is a pivotal month in the gardening calendar, marking the transition from the mild days of early autumn to the cooler, shorter days of late autumn and early winter. With the arrival of October, there’s a great deal of practical work to be done in your English garden to prepare for the winter months […]

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Mon 23 Sep 2024

WHAT TO DO IN YOUR ENGLISH GARDEN IN SEPTEMBER

September marks the start of autumn in the English garden, a time when the last of summer’s warmth meets the cooler breezes of autumn. It’s a crucial month for both enjoying the beauty of late blooms and preparing for the coming months. From harvesting crops to planting for next year, here are some key tasks […]

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Mon 23 Sep 2024

PLANTING SPRING FLOWERING BULBS

Planting spring bulbs is a simple yet rewarding task that ensures a beautiful garden once winter passes. With the right timing and technique, you can enjoy vibrant displays of daffodils, tulips, crocuses, and hyacinths as early as March. Here’s how to get started: When to Plant The best time to plant bulbs is between September […]

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