News, advice and tips for people who love gardening in Newton-le-Willows and Earlestown.
Our gardening tips for August will have your garden looking its best for as long as summer lasts!
News, advice and tips for people who love gardening in Newton-le-Willows and Earlestown.
Our gardening tips for August will have your garden looking its best for as long as summer lasts!
July is time to enjoy the fruits of your labour out in the garden – but there are still a few tasks to keep you busy, too!
June is a month when flowers burst into bloom and the sunshine means we all get to spend more time out there. Here are our gardening jobs for the month …
Households in Newton-le-Willows and Earlestown can now sign up for a permit for your garden waste collections for 2026.
Wanting to get out in the garden this January? We have some ideas for jobs to be done this month to help you get ahead.
Winter may be around the corner, but there are still some jobs to be done out in your garden this December.
As we really enter the autumn weather, there’s lots to do in the garden in November – both to protect plants from the harsh cold of winter, and to prepare …
As autumn really starts to arrive this month, there’s lots of tidying away and planning ahead to be done in your garden in October.
As summer turns to autumn there’s much to do in the garden – here are some of the jobs that’ll keep you busy this September.
May is a lovely month in the garden – and with less risk of frosts, you can finally start filling those borders with colourful plants! Here’s our top tips for …
April is such an exciting time in the garden – with so much to grow, plant and plan. Here’s our top gardening tasks and tips for this month.
March is a great time to get out in the garden and get growing. Here’s our top gardening jobs for the month.
Are you ready to brave the cold for a spot of gardening this February? Here’s a few jobs to enjoy outdoors this month.
A once unremarkable piece of land has been transformed into a tranquil Garden of Remembrance by local veterans and volunteers.
This once neglected piece of land in Wargrave will soon become a community haven, filled with beautiful flowers, vegetable patches and fruit trees.
