Growing Guides and How Tos

It may be winter outside, but inside it’s spring time! It might be too cold for seeds outside, even in a greenhouse, but there are a few varieties that can be sown now in order for amazing flowers, herbs, fruits...

How can grandparents get children interested in gardening? Grandparents are an essential part of a child's life – givers of unconditional love, undivided attention, fun and a source of inspiration! No wonder there is a special bond between grandparents and...

School is out and summer is here! Now that the days are warmer, it’s the perfect opportunity to get your kids outside and active. From den building to planting flowers, there are plenty of ways to keep your little ones...

  Snails are common critters found all over the world, easily recognised by children everywhere.  There are over 80,000 species of snail and the group is incredibly varied – the smallest snail would fit through the eye of a needle,...

Finding activities for young children is difficult. Ideally, you’re looking for options that are inexpensive, safe, accessible, and rich in creative potential — and those qualities don’t often appear together. Check out our blog on how to create a sensory...

Spring is on the way, so you might be itching to get out in the garden. With longer days and warmer temperatures, seeds can be sown outside in March and April in warmer parts of the UK. If early March...

  Eco-friendly growing kits are here! We are so excited to have launched our very own range of growing kits this week and we’re so pleased that you like them!  Featuring a biodegradable bamboo plant pot and peat-free compost, they’ve...

Traditional learning at schools is essential, but it does not mean that it is the only learning that children should experience. Learning life skills and lessons is just as important. Playing outdoors is one way to get children off the...