With over 30% of Brits admitting their mother is the most important person in their life and half coming to realise they are indeed turning into their mums, it's no surprise we don't scrimp around Mother's Sunday. If we let figures speak for themselves, it becomes quite evident what an important meaning we ascribe to this celebration – every year, we send over 30 million Happy Mother's Day cards and spend one and a half billion pounds on flowers and presents such as jewellery, beauty products, and gardening tools.
Gardening has grown into a widespread culture with many different outlets. Like everything else, we’ve adapted our gardens to suit our individual tastes and preferences. You might take that as a given, but gardening hasn't always been like this.
It’s been a Fantastic year ! 2015 saw mostly quiet weather, really good weather conditions for all Fantastic gardeners teams to work outside until mid November.
Replanting a Christmas tree after the holidays is entirely possible — but only if the tree has an intact root system. This guide explains exactly which trees can be replanted, how to keep them healthy indoors, and the step-by-step process for getting them established in your garden.
Plants such as tall outdoor plants, ivy, and mistletoe had been used in celebrations long before the advent of Christianity and the Christmas celebrations we know today. Evergreens were used to ward off evil spirits and celebrate new growth during the Winter Solstice Festival as early as ancient times.




