Each year the Royal Horticultural Society runs comprehensive trials of popular garden plants to find those that are the best to grow. A three-year trial of sanguisorba came to its conclusion recently, and lots of excellent garden-worthy varieties won the Award of Garden Merit (AGM).
The Best Gardening Subscription Boxes and Kits in 2023
30.06.2023 - 13:35 / gardenersworld.com
A busy working life may make it difficult to source the right plants for your garden, but gardening subscription boxes and gardening kits save you time, delivering anything from seeds to gardening kit, to helpful gardening instructions straight to your door. This convenience has given gardening kits and subscription boxes a growing niche among subscription-style services, delivering houseplants, seeds and vegetables direct to your door every month, season or just when you need them.
To get the most out of your gardening subscription box you’ll need the right tools. See our expert-tested review of the best trowels and our guide to the best watering cans for help planting and watering. Our guides to the best cold frames and the best cloches will give your new plants some added protection.
The best gardening subscription boxes and kits in 2023OddboxFor gardeners keen to cut down on waste, Oddbox delivers the wonky and excess vegetables most supermarkets reject. They also have a handy blog, which features several useful gardening guides on growing your own fruit and veg, including from food scraps. With Oddbox, you can sign up for weekly vegetable deliveries, or just order individual boxes according to your needs, and you can customise the ingredients and size of your box too.
Price: from £10.99 per box
Buy or subscribe at Oddbox
FlourishyFor gardeners looking to grow their own food, Flourishy is a seasonal subscription box that helps you to create a vibrant vegetable garden. Delivering four boxes a year, one each season, each box is tailor-made to provide the essentials for growing and maintaining your veg garden at that time of year. From seeds to watering cans to hand soap, Flourishy includes a balance of gardening essentials,
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