Beautiful colour in your garden, every single month
Answer 8 simple questions about your garden. We'll give you a personalised planting plan so something is always flowering or looking stunning — January to December.
From blank border to year-round colour in minutes
No horticultural knowledge needed. Our planner does all the hard work — just answer a few simple questions about your garden.
Tell us about your garden
Your location, size, soil type, sunlight, favourite colours and how much time you want to spend gardening.
Get your personalised plant list
We match plants from our database of 150+ UK varieties to your exact garden conditions and preferences.
See your colour calendar
A beautiful month-by-month view showing exactly what will be looking stunning when — all year long.
Buy the plants with one click
Every plant links directly to trusted UK retailers — Thompson & Morgan, Crocus, Sarah Raven and more.
Your personalised garden plan
Takes about 2 minutes — no account needed to see your results
Where in the UK is your garden?
This helps us match plants to your local climate and frost dates.
Your recommended plants
Lavender
Lavandula angustifolia
Drought tolerant once established. Trim after flowering. Bees love it.
Japanese Anemone
Anemone x hybrida
Excellent for shady spots. Spreads over time. One of the best autumn perennials.
Rudbeckia
Rudbeckia fulgida
Reliable late summer colour. Long lasting flowers. Great for wildlife. Cut back in spring.
Hellebore
Helleborus orientalis
Flowers in the darkest months. Ideal under deciduous trees. Evergreen foliage year round.
Crocus
Crocus vernus
Naturalises well in lawns and borders. Plant bulbs in autumn for spring display.
Foxglove
Digitalis purpurea
Iconic cottage garden plant. Self-seeds freely. Loved by bumblebees. Biennial so plant every year.
Snowdrop
Galanthus nivalis
One of the first flowers of the year. Plant bulbs 'in the green' in spring.
Winter Heather
Erica carnea
Excellent winter colour. Tolerates lime unlike most heathers. Great for borders and pots.
Your garden, month by month
See exactly when each plant looks its best — so you always have something beautiful happening in your garden, even in the depths of winter.
Real gardens, real results
Join thousands of UK gardeners who finally have colour in their garden all year round.
"I've always had a beautiful garden in June and a bare patch in January. This plan completely changed that — I now have something gorgeous happening every single month."
"I'm a complete beginner and was overwhelmed by all the gardening websites. This just asked me a few questions and gave me a simple list. Even I can follow it!"
"The monthly reminders are brilliant. I used to forget to plant my bulbs every autumn — now I get a nudge at exactly the right time. My neighbours keep asking what I did differently!"
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Gardening guides for every month
Practical advice written for UK gardeners — what to plant, when to plant it, and how to keep it looking beautiful.
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