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Posts
- Category: General
- 16th Anniversary & Christmas Break
- 7 tips on how to protect tender plants in winter
- Amelanchier trees now in full bloom
- Autumn | Violas & Cyclamen
- Autumn at Greenshutters and new exciting plants
- Autumn Berries
- Autumn is here - A good time to plant
- Autumn Lawn Care | Drought affected Lawns
- Autumn News | Winners of Best Stand | Taunton Flower Show
- Bog Gardens - Plants for wet soils, boggy areas and ponds
- British Grown Christmas Trees
- Caring for your Japanese Maples (Acers)
- Christmas is coming........
- Christmas Trees are here!
- Christmas Trees for sale
- Coronavirus | COVID-19 Update
- Daphne - A heady scent of spring
- Do I have an acid, alkaline or neutral soil?
- Drought-resistant plants
- Easy to grow | Brugmansias
- Easy to grow | Sedums
- Focus on Fruit
- Garden Jargon Unravelled | No. 4 | Understanding Soil
- Gardening Jargon Unravelled No.1
- Gardening Jargon Unravelled No.2
- Gardening Jargon Unravelled No.3 | Why do we use Latin Names?
- Get The Best Top-Fruit Harvest - Thinning Fruit Trees
- Going's on at Greenshutters Garden Centre | Summer 2018
- Grape Britain
- Grasses | Structure, Movement, Form and Sound
- Growing Potatoes | Gardening Jargon Unravelled
- Heavenly Hydrangeas
- Hedges galore at Chateau de Villandry & Chenonceau in the Loire Valley
- High-Class Hydrangeas | New and Traditional Varieties
- Holly bears a berry | Gardening Jargon No.5
- How do I make a Hydrangea turn from pink to blue?
- How to grow a native mixed hedge
- In The Greenhouse.........
- Lilac - Highly scented flowers in late spring
- Lost Racing Pigeon takes a fancy to Greenshutters Garden Centre
- Magical garden fragrance of Stars, Lemons ... and Cola (!?)
- March - Is it spring?
- New selection of large trees
- New Website Goes Live!
- Patio Trees - A tree for any size of garden
- Peonies | Beautiful flowers | Easy to Grow
- Plants for colour in June
- Plants for summer colour at Greenshutters Garden Centre
- Rhododendrons for spring colour