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Creating a beautiful garden is easier than you might think!
Simply select a border style you like then choose the width and length you require. Once ordered the kit arrives in 7 - 10 days including all the plants
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Roll out and peg down bio-degradable paper plan and match 'lettered' plants with markers on paper.
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Remove pot then plant through paper where indicated and cover paper with compost/mulch and water regularly. Find out More
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Newsletter - October 2017

Posted By: Antony Times Read: 284

October 2017

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We've had perfect growing conditions this summer for our borders and have been sent loads of lovely pictures by happy customers, so thank you!

Here at Garden on a Roll we are still busy sending out borders - October and November are very good months to get planting as it gives them time to establish roots and get a head start for spring.

Exciting news! In our new glasshouse we are now growing our plants in peat-free, sheep’s wool compost produced in the Lake District which we have experimented with this season and the plants love it!
Take a look at this website to see their other products too: www.dalefootcomposts.co.uk

We would love to see how your borders are developing please send your photos to enquiries@gardenonaroll.co.uk or post them on our Facebook page.
Also get in touch if you require any maintenance advice for your plants.

Jobs to do in the garden this month :

Lightly fork around your plants as soil surface can get compacted
If bare soil showing it's best to cover with an organic compost/mulch to feed and look nice!
Rake leaves off lawn as could encourage bare patches and moss
Keep watering pots and containers also your borders as can still be dry
Prune roses by third if finished flowering. Do the same with lavatera and penstemon
Dead head perennial/cottage plants that have finished flowering and tidy up
Plant low bulbs between your plants for spring colour