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If you are thinking that you need to wait till spring to enjoy the beauty of outdoor flowers again, you don’t. Mother nature does not want us to miss the beauty of flowers, and therefore, it grows many flowers in winter as well. There are a range of perennial flowers, and flowering shrubs that put a full bloom show in the cold weather of winter. In fact, there are some flowers that bloom all winter long adding freshness and brightness to the winter landscape. JAPANESE QUINCE

As the winter months approach, it can be tempting to leave your garden untouched until spring. Yet, with the right design choices, your outdoor space can remain attractive and functional without requiring constant upkeep. At Fullers Landscaping Limited, our Lincolnshire-based team knows how to balance beauty with practicality, helping homeowners enjoy gardens that look good all year round with minimal effort. Below, we explore simple, low-maintenance garden ideas to keep your

Winter may seem like a quiet time in the garden, but with a few simple updates and thoughtful touches, you can keep your outdoor space looking inviting and well cared-for throughout the colder months. Here are some easy yet effective ways to brighten up your garden and make it a place you can enjoy all winter long. Tidy Up for Instant Impact Start with a good garden tidy. Clear away fallen leaves, dead or dying plants, and any clutter that’s built up over autumn. Well-swept p

Not everyone has the luxury of a sprawling garden, but that doesn’t mean you can’t create an outdoor space that feels beautiful, practical, and inviting. At Fullers Landscaping Ltd , we know that small gardens can often be the most rewarding to design. When every detail is carefully considered, a compact space can feel bigger than you’d ever expect. Here are some of our favourite tips and tricks for maximising small outdoor spaces. 1. Think Vertically When floor space is limi

As we move into the season when lawn pests like chafer grubs and leather jackets become a real nuisance, many homeowners will soon start to notice the tell-tale signs of damage: brown patches of grass, weakened roots, and lawns torn up by birds and other wildlife searching for these pests. For most, this is both frustrating and costly—healthy, green lawns can quickly turn patchy and unsightly when infestations strike. Fortunately, there’s an opportunity for Fullers Landscapin

Fencing is often seen as a purely practical element in a garden - providing privacy, marking boundaries, or keeping pets and children...

Gardening is more than just a hobby. It can be an art form, a place of relaxation, and a way to enhance the beauty of your home. For...

Water Features can be the centrepiece of your outdoor area or maybe a full ecosystem in the corner of the garden. Maintenance is key to...

A beautiful garden doesn’t happen by chance. It takes a combination of planning, creativity, and expert advice to turn your outdoor space...

With hotter, drier summers becoming more common in the UK, choosing plants that can thrive with minimal watering is a smart way to...

Is your garden a place of relaxation, or does it leave you feeling stressed and overwhelmed? A well-thought out garden can bring life and...

July often brings some of the warmest and driest weather of the year in the UK, and while this is great for enjoying time outside, it can...

As the days grow longer and the sun graces us more often, our gardens become the perfect place to enjoy the outdoors without straying far...

We’re all hoping for a summer filled with gloriously sunny days, warm evenings, and plenty of time spent outdoors. But while sunshine is lovely, not everyone wants to sit in it all day. The good news is, there are plenty of stylish and practical ways to add shade to your garden, helping you enjoy your outdoor space for longer — comfortably. Think Long-Term with Trees - If you have the space, planting trees is a beautiful, natural way to create shade. Mature trees offer a tran

Many gardens have areas that receive little sunlight, perhaps a shadowy corner beneath a tree or a narrow passageway leading from the...

Absolutely not! . . . Setting your garden up ready for the warmer months is one of the most satisfying outdoor tasks. Is there anything...

As we move further into 2025, garden design is undergoing a transformative shift, embracing a balance of sustainability, innovation, and wellbeing. Homeowners are increasingly looking for outdoor spaces that serve as both a visual retreat and a functional extension of their living environment. The demand for garden landscape design that integrates eco-friendly practices, smart technologies, and wellness-focused elements continues to grow. From incorporating native plants and

As the days grow longer and the first signs of spring brighten our landscapes, March is a pivotal month for gardeners. It's a time of renewal and preparation, with the promise of vibrant blooms and productive crops ahead. Here’s how to make the most of this exciting month in your garden. 1 The Ground Awakens Winter may have left the soil compacted and lacking nutrients, so now is the time to invigorate it. Begin by clearing away any lingering debris and adding a generous laye

At Fuller’s Landscaping Ltd, we take pride in transforming gardens into beautifully landscaped spaces. Whether you’re an architect,...

The New Year could be the impetus for you to create a new garden, or make some small changes to enhance it. There are a few new trends in 2025 to find their way into our gardens. Maybe one of them could be just what you need . . . Perennials – In 2025 the trend is leaning towards experimenting with bolder colour palettes and selecting perennials with striking foliage. Hues of deep purples, vibrant reds and bright yellows are set to dominate British gardens. Plants like th