Changing of the season, the perfect time to get out in nature

National Allotments Week is celebrated on 10th – 16th August 2020. It was created by The National Allotment Society to raise awareness of the importance and enjoyment that can be achieved from having this outside space to grow your own food and plants.

Swollen feet and legs are a common problem, especially as we get older. There are a number of simple things we can do to help prevent or relieve swelling.

Make an impact this season with animal prints and metallics

It’s Loneliness Awareness Week from 14th - 18th June. Started by the Marmalade Trust, it aims to break the stigma attached to loneliness and encourage people to speak about it openly.

Gardeners have long known the importance of bumblebees. These wild bees are iconic and captivating insects, providing a vital “free-bee” service by pollinating the food on our plates, plants in our garden and wildflowers. Sadly, their numbers and distribution are declining.

National Gardening Week aims to encourage everyone to get involved in gardening as an on-going hobby - or for the first time!

Step softly into the warmer months ahead with our soothing pastel palette for spring and summer.

We’ve been looking at plantar fasciitis and how you can treat this common cause of heel pain.