Spring is one of the most exciting times in the garden. As the days grow longer and the soil begins to warm, plants awaken from their winter rest and gardens across Northamptonshire burst back into life. It’s also the perfect moment to get outside and prepare your garden for the months ahead.

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As winter begins to loosen its grip and the first signs of spring appear, many gardeners start thinking about how to refresh their outdoor spaces. One lovely project to consider at this time of year is creating an alpine rockery. These charming garden features are perfect for adding texture, structure and colour, even in smaller spaces.
Every February, roses take centre stage. Florists brim with red blooms, shop windows glow with romance, and bouquets are carefully chosen to say what words sometimes can’t. But have you ever wondered why roses became the flower of Valentine’s Day?
