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Get The Kids Outside
Get The Kids Outside
Get The Kids Outside
We've found a brilliant page by Gardeners World to keep the Kids busy this Half Term!
You can't fill every day with fancy trips and
these simple garden projects are a great way to get the kids outside or to enjoy some quality family time together!
keep an eye on our socials for more local
Half Term activities as well as discount codes for local attractions!
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Get The Kids Outside
Get The Kids Outside
Do you follow us on our Socials?
we're on Facebook, Instagram & Tiktok
If you don't you really should.
Links for all three are at the bottom of this page!
Here you can hire an exceptional Gardener as well as get daily Tips, Jokes, Memes & more because the social media manager for The Gardening Company is a comedy genius.
Oh and you can see some of our work if you want.
Jobs for This April
Get The Kids Outside
Jobs for This April
The Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) have put together a list of jobs that the should be done in the garden this April!
Sow hardy annuals, herbs and wild flower seed outdoors
Sowing- Seeds outdoors is an easy, inexpensive and plastic-free way to grow new plants. It’s ideal for a wide range of hardy flowers and vegetables
Protect fruit blossom from late frosts. Most top fruit and soft fruit are very hardy but once they start into growth in spring, flowers and buds are especially vulnerable to frost and may need protection to crop well.
Keep weeds under control, Remove weeds that will smother seedlings and other small plants by hoeing or digging them out!
Click the link below for more things you can do yourself or ask us to do in the garden this month!
Something we're passionate about
Saving Our Bees
Bees visit flowers to collect nectar and pollen, which they use as food for themselves and the larvae in their hives or nests. By moving from flower to flower, they are vital pollinators of many garden and wild flowers. Insect pollination is essential for the cropping of most fruits and some vegetables.
The Blooms for Bees project is a citizen science project to promote and improve gardening for bumblebees. Help explore which bumblebee species visit gardens and allotments, and discover which flowers are bumblebee favourites. The project is HLF funded project led by Coventry University, with the RHS Bumblebee Conservation Trust and Garden Organic as partners.
The Gardening Company are always looking for ways to encourage bees and other pollinators into the gardenn if you'd like to find out how you can too, just be click the 'Learn more' link below.