Holiday Plant Care Tips and Tricks
What to do with house plants and garden baskets when you go away. Here are a few holiday plant care tips and tricks to help you
Seaside Gardening
We’ve always liked gardening here at Visit Fylde Coast and we know that you do too. Dip into our Seaside Gardening pages – share your questions, tips, successes and failures. We’ll grow green fingers together!
We’re growing this section (get it?!) to include hints and tips, particularly about seaside gardening.
It’s not always easy knowing what to plant or how growing conditions are different here at the coast. Here at Visit Fylde Coast we’ve had a lot of disasters ourselves, and killed a lot of plants in learning what’s to do!
But it is perfectly possible to have a nice garden, however close you are to the sea. Your own green oasis is good for the soul, the wildlife and drainage. There are loads of benefits – so what’s not to like?
Also in this section:
In Bloom is the nationwide horticultural competition where we all join in with our communities to make towns and villages look lovely each year. Take a look at our Blooming Communities.
Webcams and weather forecasts help to time your gardening jobs right. Get your weather forecasts here
We love garden wildlife too. You can find that here.
Most recent updates in this section:
Wild Bluebells, a Sign of Spring!
Bluebells are usually associated with woodlands. But they seem to really like the exposed conditions of the Fylde Coast too!
Gardening in Winter
Get out gardening in winter – it’s time to finish clearing up before our gardens burst back into life when the better weather approaches!
How to Get More Flowers in Rose Plants
They’re the quintessential English garden plant. And here’s how to get more flowers in rose plants, for a blooming display!
Gardening in Autumn
Get out gardening in autumn – winter’s approaching and it’s time to clear up for the cold, dark months ahead.
Plants that Grow at the Coast
Do you like gardening? Is your garden quite close to the sea? If so, you’ll be on the lookout for plants that grow at the coast.
