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The daily grind of going to work is part and parcel of normal life. But many of us don’t feel fulfilled by what we do, with the majority of the country going to work out of pure necessity - to feed their families and keep a roof over their head. This can result in large swathes of the population doing jobs they don’t really enjoy, where menial and monotonous tasks are prevalent; jobs where the dreaded commute hardly seems worth waking up for. 

At Yorkshire Gardens, we believe there’s one

Nowadays, there’s a greater emphasis and growing consciousness about where the food we eat comes from. We want to know the provenance of what we’re eating, how sustainable it is, how it was grown and how it came to land on our plates. Growing your own food in your garden is a great way to negate these questions, to cut out the middleman and eat straight from source. 

Nothihg beats the taste of fresh vegetables, or the satisfaction in knowing you’ve taken a plant from seed to harvest. By

With our non-existent summer coming to an end, gardeners might be forgiven for feeling less than optimistic about autumn’s arrival. However, just because the sun is setting earlier and the frost will soon be creeping in, doesn’t mean there’s any shortage of things to do in your garden. 

Yes, your garden usually looks its most resplendent during spring and summer, but there are still plenty of plants that can thrive throughout the colder months… you just have to know which ones to...