Grasslands Blog

Droughts in the UK may not be as frequent as in hotter climates, but with increasingly dry summers and hosepipe bans becoming more common, it’s vital to know how to care for your plants when water is in short supply.

One of the joys of British Summer Time is the extended daylight hours. With the sun setting later in the evening, there’s plenty of time to tend to your plants, potter around your borders, or simply unwind amidst nature.

As Winter comes to a close (Although it doesn't feel much like it some days!) we have a few pointers for all you gardeners who want to get started on the garden and get it ready for this year! Deadheading...

By following the Planting and Care Guide below you can expect to enjoy many years of beauty from your Tasmanian Tree Fern (they are among the oldest plants in the world....predating dinosaurs!).

As winter loosens its grip and the first signs of spring begin to appear, February is the perfect time to prepare your garden for the growing season ahead.

Privacy in your garden can transform an ordinary space into a secluded oasis. Among the most stylish and natural solutions to achieve this are pleached trees.

Don't neglect getting your garden ready for winter, as a little bit of preparation now can make sure that come spring your garden will be ready to go.

At Grasslands Nursery, we pride ourselves on delivering not just plants, but a complete, enriching gardening experience. Our commitment to quality, customer service, and environmental sustainability makes us a leader in the gardening industry. Here’s why Grasslands Nursery stands out...

At Grasslands Nursery, we believe that the future of gardening is green—not just in color but in practice as well. As a leader in the horticulture industry, we recognize our responsibility to the planet and are committed to reducing our...

Step-by-Step Planting Process: Timing: Plant during the dormant season, from late autumn to early spring, avoiding frozen or waterlogged soil. Preparation: Soak Roots: Upon arrival, soak the roots in water for 3-4 hours to rehydrate them. Inspect Plants: Trim any...