This blog showcases the work our brilliant volunteer Garden Team does in our National Centre gardens throughout the year. If you would like email updates when we add a new post to this blog, click here.
It may be the last day of November but, with nice splashes of colour here and there, the garden still doesn’t look too wintry. Find out what our garden team have been up to this week.
As the year closes for the summer honeybees, the winter bees do a bit of housekeeping; looking after the Queen and getting rid of waste.
Herbalism is the study of botany and use of plants intended for medicinal purposes. Elena Pearce from the National Garden Scheme explains more.
It is Gardens and Health week this week and we wanted to share some of our latest images from the Penny Brohn UK National Centre gardens.
Garden Volunteer, Liz Moore explains why her favourite thing in the gardens recently is Bright’s Patch.
A blog, written by Garden Volunteer, Christine Derrick on the peace, the spaciousness and maturity of the Penny Brohn UK National Centre gardens.
The gardens at our National Centre have been looking spectacular this year. Take a look behind door 23.
The gardens have received much care in the last few weeks to help them through winter. See the latest snaps from our garden volunteer Christine Derrick.
The benefits of gardening are plentiful, to both our physical and mental health. Find out more about gardening in winter behind door 9.
It's the school holidays and our junior garden team members are back to help us weed and water!
