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Amy Eames

Amy Eames

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Contributor, Amateur Gardening (UK)

United Kingdom

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  • 6 stand out plants for a garden glow out

    By Amy Eames| Amateur Gardening (UK) Verified The days are getting longer, the birds are getting louder, and garden centres are about to explode with colour – it can only mean one thing: spring is upon us!If your borders are looking a little worse for wear after winter, now is the time to start planning ahead. The best plants for long-lasting, low-maintenance blooms will be arriving in garden centres before you know it.

    By Amy Eames · Amateur Gardening (UK)

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • How to make best use of your polytunnel protection

    By Amy Eames| Amateur Gardening (UK) Verified Stephanie explains how to decide what to grow undercoverPolytunnel growing can greatly increase your plot’s yields. Plants that are not especially productive in the UK climate can thrive undercover and it also expands the varieties that you can realistically grow. Aubergines, for example, are often tricky to grow outside, but are bountiful in a polytunnel. To make the most of this valuable space, decide what to grow undercover and what should be grown outside.

    By Amy Eames · Amateur Gardening (UK)

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • 6 stand out plants for a garden glow out

    By Amy Eames| Amateur Gardening (UK) Verified The days are getting longer, the birds are getting louder, and garden centres are about to explode with colour – it can only mean one thing: spring is upon us!If your borders are looking a little worse for wear after winter, now is the time to start planning ahead. The best plants for long-lasting, low-maintenance blooms will be arriving in garden centres before you know it.

    By Amy Eames · Amateur Gardening (UK)

    Apr. 16, 2025

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Amateur Gardening (UK)