​Gardening Trends for 2024

As the year comes to a close, it’s time to think ahead to 2024. Gardening trends have been a constant for decades, and this year is no different. With exciting new trends to keep an eye on to developing ones that gardeners and professionals love, here are just a few of our favourites to help you plan for the New Year.

Drought-tolerant plants

It’s no secret that temperatures have been rising in summer over the last few years, resulting in widespread gardening issues. However, we can mitigate these bumps in the road by planning ahead, thanks to drought-tolerant plants. With plants like Salvia, Heathers, Lavender, and more, your summer displays will stay vibrant even when the sun is beating down.

Pollinator-focussed gardens

Gardens that focus on attracting pollinators aren’t exactly a new trend, but it’s an important one that both us and gardeners love. Concentrating on growing plants that attract pollinators and help them on their way is essential for sustaining their population. Plants like Achilleas, Lavender, and Buddleia are perfect for attracting pollinators to your displays.

Low-maintenance gardens

Technically, low-maintenance displays go hand in hand with drought-tolerant gardening. If a plant needs less water, they’re hardier and hardier plants can be left (usually) without an issue. Concentrating on growing plants that need minimal pruning, watering, or even dividing will help you grow a low-maintenance display.

Eco-friendly planting

From preserving rainwater to installing filtering systems, eco-friendly gardens are becoming more popular. As the government continues to retract the sales of peat-filled compost (which you can read more about here), environmentally friendly alternatives are becoming widespread. This also includes being conscious of chemicals in fertilisers or pest and disease control.

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