Here at our blog you will find out a little bit more about what goes on down here at the Mill Garden Centre in Armadale as well as picking up gardening tips!

Tuesday, 26 July 2011

Jobs In The Garden.....July and August


One of the great things about doing all that hard work in the garden, is the time when you can sit back with a chilled glass of wine and enjoy the benefits. The past few weeks we have had great weather to be able to do so. Here's a few of the jobs you should be keeping an eye on over the next few weeks heading into late Summer......


Prune plum trees, as Summer pruning reduces the risk of silver leaf


Keep feeding and watering those baskets and containers


Prune hedging - regular clipping is essential to maintain shape and healthy growth


Prune Wisteria and Summer fruiting raspberries


Take cuttings


Dead head roses and fertilise


Prune rambling roses after flowering



For tips and expert advice visit us at http://themillgardencentre.co.uk

Monday, 2 May 2011

In stock for Spring 2011.....


The weather recently has been truly stunning, encouraging everyone to get out in the garden. We have lots of wonderful things in stock down here at the Mill Garden Centre including


Summer bedding
Herbs
Vegetables
Fruit trees and bushes
Celebration roses
Azaleas, Cammellias and Rhododendrons
Mediterranean wall pots
Burgeon and Ball gardening gifts
Homewares by Mimi and Bo


Tuesday, 19 April 2011

Voila! Viola!

With Summer just around the corner.....what better way to brighten up pots and bedding than pretty Viola?



We have varying shades in stock from the traditonal to stunning Molly Sanderson with its purply black petal.




Molly Sanderson Viola

Tuesday, 22 February 2011

First Glimpse of Spring.....




This morning we captured these pretty images of the special variety of snowdrop Leucojum vernum.

This produces a huge white lantern, tipped with green from February through to mid March.

Available now at Mill Garden Centre

Friday, 11 February 2011

Chinese Witch Hazel



This pretty Chinese Witch Hazel would make a great addition to the garden.

An extremely handsome shrub with large clusters of sweetly scented, broad petalled flowers, borne on naked branches from December through to March.

It is a deciduous shrub with large hairy leaves turning bright yellow in Autumn.

Full hardy. Place in a sunny or semi shade spot.

Apply an organic mulch in early Spring.


Available at http://www.millgardencentre.co.uk/ now at just £26.85.
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