We particularly love raised garden beds; they are practical and often low maintenance for your garden or allotment and are particularly useful for growing fruit and vegetables! There are many benefits to a raised garden bed; many may use these for: Aesthetic reasons It is more space efficient in their garden Different soil needs to grow certain plants They have

With the kids at home, why not get them involved? Get them off their screens and enjoying the outside.Here are 5 tips on gardening with children. Get them involved quickly A great way to introduce kids to gardening is by getting them to plant quick sprouting seeds, allowing the sometimes-impatient little ones to see the results of their hard work

As spring dawns so does the busiest season of gardening. A little effort can bring such joy as you see your garden wake up after a long, cold winter!  Spring introduces an array of flowers to thrive in your backyard, especially bulbs; some of the easiest and most rewarding plants to grow. Today PlantGrow reveals the must have additions to

If you always thought that fertilisers are bad for the environment but an essential tool to help your garden grow, discover how an organic fertiliser is helping buds bloom, grow, keep lawns luscious and will nurture your soil while caring for the environment. Whether you’re a budding beginner or a green-fingered wizard, PlantGrow operations manager Daniel Suggitt shares how the organic fertiliser can help

Forget quick fixes, give your garden a long-term boost with organic fertiliser.

PlantGrow® is extending its range with the launch of a new product: PlantGrow Natural Rose Fertiliser on Stand No.19F56. Developed with rosarian Richard Beales, this ready mixed blend is designed specifically to nourish and feed the roots of rose plants, plus to provide structure suitable for roses, trees & shrubs. As with all PlantGrow products, Natural Rose Fertiliser is totally

PlantGrow® is delighted to announce that PlantGrow Natural Plant Food shortly will be available in all Blue Diamond garden centres. Blue Diamond is the third largest garden-centre retail group in the UK and Channel Islands and owns a total of nineteen garden centres. This agreement means that gardeners across the UK will now find it easier to buy supplies of

A completely new type of plant food and fertiliser, developed specifically for the horticultural sector and the first of its kind, is now available to hobby gardeners. Known by its trade-mark name, PlantGrow®, the product, most unusually, is sourced in the agricultural sector, and is being brought to market by a Norfolk farming family, Steve and Sarah Suggitt, and Richard

PlantGrowTM, the innovative natural fertiliser is now available to buy online. With the launch of the new online shop, gardeners will be able to purchase PlantGrowTM direct from the producer. Straightforward and easy to use, the website shop, www.plantgrow.co.uk, will make it simple for gardeners to get supplies of PlantGrowTM. PlantGrowTM is a brand-new type of fertiliser and plant food;

PlantGrow was talked about on Radio Norfolk’s Garden Party programme on Saturday 15 October. Regular panellist, Alan Gray, recounted meeting PlantGrow’s Daniel Suggitt and Richard Beales and spoke of his plans to trial PlantGrow in his own garden at East Ruston Old Vicarage. He will be experimenting next year with a couple of large pots of summer annuals and said

The PlantGrow forager, cutting Maize for our finished product, PlantGrow Natural Fertiliser. By nature for nature.

Steve and Sarah Suggitt, the entrepreneurs behind PlantGrowTM, have been shortlisted in this year’s British Farming Awards 2016. Nominated in the Contractor Innovator of the Year category, they are one of four on the short list. The British Farming Awards showcase the achievements of farmers working within the UK agriculture industry. PlantGrowTM, the agriculturally-sourced natural fertiliser and plant food developed