
Grafted Tomatoes – so much more fruit!
Grafted tomatoes aren’t a new idea but their modern reintroduction haves revolutionised tomato growing for amateur gardeners.
Grafted tomatoes aren’t a new idea but their modern reintroduction haves revolutionised tomato growing for amateur gardeners.
Spring in the UK has always been unpredictable and always will be. It’s warm, it’s cold, it in between. It’s difficult to know when to
New Potatoes for Christmas? Late Planting or Christmas potatoes as they are commonly known are planted late-June or July to produce that “new potato” taste late
Fresh herbs for your kitchen are a dream for most of us and an essential for many. Most herbs are easy to grow in the
Growing you own potatoes from seed potatoes (also call tubers), is rewarding and the flavours just seem better too. Seed potatoes are young small potatoes
Calling all Chilli fans! Start a competition between your friends – grow Red Hot Chilli Peppers and compete with each other to see who can
Growing veg in the shade isn’t ideal but sometimes you have no choice
Late Planting or Christmas potatoes as they are commonly known are planted late-June or July to produce that “new potato” taste late in the season.
Growing vegetables has been difficult this year in the UK for many people due to the unusually high temperatures. Sowing some new Late Summer Vegetables
When you pick up a plant food in the garden centre, you scan the details and there is that code NPK. What does NPK mean?
Ferndale Garden Centre
Dyche Ln,
Coal Aston,
Dronfield
S18 3BJ
01246 412763
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Tuesday 9.00 – 5.00
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Sunday
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Ferndale Garden Centre is open as garden centres are classed as essential retail. We remain open for all your gardening & growing needs. The online store is also expanding it's range for local delivery. Dismiss