Practical Plants were delighted to supply plants for 4 show gardens at the inaugural RHS Sandringham Flower Show in 2026. From Frederic Whyte’s Thomas Gainsburgh-inspired garden, to two community cube gardens, plus a long border garden, the team headed down to the event to check out the action.
Phil and Terri from Practical Plants explain the differences, pluses and minuses of different pot sizes to help you make an informed decision when planning your next project.
Recently, Practical Plants donated some bee and insect-friendly plants to the lovely folk at Aurora Eccles School, Norfolk, who kindly invited us to come along and see how they children had incorporated them into the school grounds.
As we enter January, many people feel the weight of the post-holiday slump combined with shorter days, and colder weather. Known as the “January blues,” this time of year can be challenging for mental health. However, outdoor spaces designed with care can offer a powerful antidote.
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