When to plant bulbs depends on when they bloom. If you want your bulbs to bloom early spring, like most grape hyacinths, crocus, tulips and daffodils, then you should be planting in September or October, when the temperature have cooled down, and before the first frost. 

For the long hours of gardening in the sun, we recommend you to get your hands on a garden kneeler or stool - a necessity to feel more comfortable whilst planting. Of course some modular inserts, rootrainers, trays, pots and adequate plant protection will come in handy. 
Don't forget to be equipped with plant wires, soft ties, and a few weeding or pruning tools - perfect to keep your garden neat and tidy!  

Our Vigoroot planters range are sturdy, lightweight, fabric planters which are portable - ideal for growing a wide range of vegetables on your patio, balcony or small garden. Their porous fabric allows your plants will have a super healthy root system enabling them to grow bigger and stronger.

A few ways can be used to propagate plants depending on the type of plants you have. It can be by leaf or stem cuttings, by dividing rhizome or tubers, and finally by water propagation. 

Plant propagation is the process of growing new plants from parts of other plants. It can be made through leaf cuttings, root or offset division, grafting or seeding.  

It's best to propagate during the spring and summer, when most plants are growing well with more light overall. You can also use fertiliser or rooting hormone to increase your chances of success. The use of a warm conservatory or greenhouse can also be highly beneficial.