29th May Bank Holiday at English Woodlands 2023

 29th May Bank Holiday at English Woodlands 2023
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29th May Bank Holiday at English Woodlands 2023

English Woodlands will be closed on Bank Holiday Monday 29th May. We will be delighted to welcome you and discuss your gardening needs during our normal opening hours on all other days: 

Monday to Friday - 8.00am to 5.00pm
Saturday - 8.00am to 4.00pm
Sundays and Bank Holidays - Closed

Meanwhile, the Rhododendrons are bursting into glorious colour!

 

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We would like to remind our customers that container-grown trees can be planted at any time of year, however, it is essential to water and care for them, especially when the weather is dry. 

We have created seven golden rules for planting as follows:

  1.   Aim to maximise biodiversity. Some tree species are better than others at supporting the environment. Scroll down the page for more details.

  2.   Select the appropriate tree species for the location, taking into consideration soil type, drainage, exposure and more. You must ensure the conditions are right. English Woodlands can  advise you.

  3.   Choose the very best planting site within the chosen location, giving thought to the micro-climate and the space your tree will need in order to grow. 

  4.   Plant your tree well so that it thrives and lives to maturity.  Avoid common mistakes, including planting too deeply. You can follow our guide here. There are also some useful videos we  have prepared for you.

  5.   Include protection for your tree. English Woodlands stocks a wide range of planting sundries including tree guards, stakes, tree ties and mulch mats. View them here

  6.   Provide regular maintenance and aftercare, particularly during the next three years. This includes watering, weeding, checking for damage and loosening the ties.

  7.   Monitor the tree thereafter. It might need some gentle pruning to prevent twigs from rubbing together. You will also want to remove the stake after just a few years.

You can view our trees HERE.