Starting Saturday 21st December the Christmas SALE starts. 75% OFF Christmas Lights, Life Like Christmas Trees, Christmas Lights & Electricals.* Also 75% OFF Christmas retail food (not the Coffee shop) & Christmas Confectionery *Village pieces are excluded...

We are delighted to be recognised by Plastic Free Dronfield for our reductions so far in single use plastics in the business & products. We’ve all been shocked by the amount of plastic floating around our planet especially since the recent TV series 'Blue Planet...

If you live in a home with a small garden you probable don't even consider adding a tree to it. However there are many trees for small gardens and every garden would benefit from at least one. What is a tree? From our point of view a tree is a hardy woody plant with a...

Bottle Gardens and Terrariums Bottle Gardens or Terrarium are very popular and ideal for homes of all sorts and particularly apartments and flats. Planting correctly is very important but it's not difficult. Using the right tools, equipment, compost and feeds makes it...

Mulching makes sense simply because it solves or reduces the impact of so many problems. Mulching is adding a layer of organic material over your soils to protect plants from the cold, reduce water loss in the summer, improve soil AND can completely stop weeds...

Feeding Birds makes sense not only for the birds but also for your garden. If the garden birds can become accustomed to feeding in your garden all year round they will also feed on the grubs & insects pest on your plants. Britain's gardens are an essential...

Ferndale Garden centre is a dog friendly garden centre. We always have been. The directors have dogs so we understand that you'd like to have them with you and obviously you can't leave them in your car on a hot day.              ...

Thanks Plants! https://youtu.be/JoUpN7GwPkY Plants are essential in our lives. Let's give them something back! Plants. When you think about plants, you might be tempted to think of the Sansevieria that used to sit on your grandparents' windowsill, or that cactus which...