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Rockbarton Garden School Hands on Workshops, Garden Tours
Garden Consultancy & Corporate Wellbeing Lynda runs Multi-Award winning Rockbarton with fantastic quality plants.
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Follow for plenty of plant inspiration.. Lots of antics with 5 fabulous kids

We are a family run garden centre with a great selection of shrubs, trees, bedding and pots available. We are here to help you to pick the right plant for your garden

30/10/2026

Feeling overwhelmed by your garden?

If you're a busy mum who wants a beautiful garden but has no time, try this simple 10-minute habit.

Learn how to make a big difference to your garden over time with this realistic gardening tip for beginners.

No fancy planner needed!

29/10/2026

Did your daffodils grow 'blind' this year (all leaves, no flowers)?

Don't give up on them! Here’s a simple guide on what to do in autumn to help your daffodil bulbs recover and bloom beautifully next spring.

It's an easy gardening job for October.

28/10/2026

Planting spring bulbs like tulips and daffodils is one of the easiest gardening jobs for beginners.

Plant bulbs in pots for a beautiful spring flower display, even if you don't have a big garden.

Get simple, easy-to-follow tips for container gardening.

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28/10/2026

Want a garden full of colour next spring? Now is the time to plant your bulbs!

It's one of the easiest and most cost-effective gardening jobs for a massive reward.

Here’s my simple advice for getting it right, especially if you're a beginner gardener or a busy mum with no time.

20/10/2026

If you've never gardened before, planting Bulbs is one of the easiest ways to start. Here are a few recommendations of what to plant now and when they'll flower next year.

January- Snowdrops
February- Iris, Crocus
March - Muscari, Daffodils
April - Tulips
May - Alliums

Hope this helps, let me know what you're planting for next year.

Lynda



You're excited for Christmas and have always wanted yo make your own Christmas Wreath. Step by step I take you through m...
19/10/2026

You're excited for Christmas and have always wanted yo make your own Christmas Wreath.

Step by step I take you through making your own wreath with scented foliage and decorate with seasonal decorations.

A night by yourself or shared with friends, you will go home after a relaxing evening with your own unique Christmas Wreath.

Booking link is on my bio. All materials are provided, along with glass of mulled w**e!

Lynda


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17/10/2026

Tulips are the divas of Spring Bulbs.
In my experience they're not the most reliable plant to come back every year.

Personally I recommend planting them into pots, this way when they've finished flowering and the foliage has died back, you can store them until the following year.

I hope this helps, make sure yo follow for more Spring Bulbs Tips

Lynda

If you're feeling overwhelmedl by all the choices of Spring Bulbs available, then this post will give you my top choices...
06/10/2026

If you're feeling overwhelmedl by all the choices of Spring Bulbs available, then this post will give you my top choices to plant for amazing colour for next year.

Let me know what you decide to plant.

Lynda

05/10/2026

If you want to save lots of money..

Bulb planting season is finally here.. by planting Bulbs of daffodils, Crocus, muscari and even alliums you'll get more colour for your money by planting them as Bulbs now than buying plants in pots next Spring.

With almost this fabulous weather we're having right now , you'll be delighted with yourself next February when you see the vibrant crocus start to appear, or those large balls of purple Alliums in May

Which Bulbs are you planting this October??

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