6 Fun Garden Activities for Kids This Summer Holiday
The summer holidays are the perfect time to get children outdoors, away from screens, and enjoying the fresh air. You don’t need expensive days out to keep little ones entertained – your garden can become a fantastic place for creativity, discovery, and wildlife watching. At Rosewood, we love seeing gardens enjoyed by the whole family. […]
How to Help Your Garden During a Heatwave
When temperatures soar, it’s not just people who feel the effects – your garden does too. Extended periods of hot, dry weather can put lawns, plants, shrubs, and trees under significant stress, leaving them wilted, discoloured, or even permanently damaged if they’re not cared for properly. The good news is that a few simple steps […]
Boost Your Kerb Appeal This Summer
Summer is the perfect time to make a great first impression. Whether you’re welcoming guests, attracting potential buyers, or simply taking pride in your home, a well-maintained front garden can dramatically improve your property’s kerb appeal! The good news is that achieving a tidy, attractive outdoor space doesn’t have to be a huge project. With […]
National Insect Week: Why the Smallest Garden Visitors Make the Biggest Difference
Every year, National Insect Week shines a spotlight on the incredible insects that help keep our gardens, countryside and ecosystems thriving. Organised by the Royal Entomological Society, Insect Week encourages people of all ages to discover, observe and protect the insects that play such a vital role in our environment. This year’s event runs from […]
June Pruning Guide: What You Should and Shouldn’t Cut Back
As summer finally arrives and gardens burst into full growth, many homeowners start reaching for the secateurs. While June is an excellent month for pruning certain plants, cutting back the wrong shrubs or flowers at the wrong time can affect blooms, reduce growth, and even damage the plant. In this guide, we’ll explain what you […]
Why Mulching in June Can Save You Time, Water and Money
As summer approaches and temperatures begin to rise, many gardens start to feel the effects of warmer, drier weather. Plants can quickly become stressed, weeds seem to appear overnight, and keeping borders looking healthy suddenly becomes much more time-consuming. One of the simplest – and most effective – ways to protect your garden during the […]
Why Bees Matter and How Your Garden Can Help
Every year on 20th May, people around the world celebrate World Bee Day – a chance to recognise the incredible role bees play in our environment and our everyday lives. While they may be small, bees are among the most important creatures on the planet, helping pollinate the plants, flowers, fruits, and vegetables we all […]
Wildlife-Friendly Planting in May
May is one of the most exciting months in the gardening calendar. The soil is warming, daylight stretches long into the evening, and gardens begin to hum with life. It’s also a crucial time to think beyond how it looks and focus on creating a space that actively supports wildlife. With a few thoughtful planting […]
What to Sow & Grow in April: Your Gardening Guide
If March is the month that sparks excitement, April is when things really begin to happen. The days are noticeably longer, soil temperatures across most of the UK have edged past that all-important 7 to 10 degree mark, and the growing season starts to gather real momentum. April always feels like the point where the […]
How Gardening Can Help Your Mental Health: National Stress Awareness Month
April is National Stress Awareness Month, and let’s face it – stress seems to be everywhere these days! Whether it’s work, family, or just the general hustle of life, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. But here’s the good news: there’s something simple and incredibly effective that you can do to help ease that stress and […]