February 2026

As March arrives, UK gardeners are stepping into one of the most important windows of the tomato‑growing calendar. According to updated UK tomato‑growing guidance published this year, March is the most reliable month for sowing tomato seeds indoors, striking the perfect balance between available daylight and manageable temperatures. Tomatoes are warmth‑lovers, and while February sowings

In today’s gardening world, choosing a fertiliser isn’t just about feeding your plants — it’s about knowing exactly what you’re putting into your soil, how it’s made, and whether it truly supports sustainable, organic growing. At Natura Grow, that trust is earned through science, transparency, and daily dedication. One of the standout products in the

Lawn aeration is one of the simplest ways to rejuvenate tired, compacted grass. By creating small holes in the soil, aeration allows air, water, and nutrients to reach the roots more effectively. The result? Stronger growth, improved drainage, and a healthier, greener lawn. Once you’ve opened up the soil, it’s the perfect time to feed

As winter slowly loosens its grip, early spring offers gardeners the perfect window to get ahead before the growing season begins. With just a little preparation now, your beds, borders, and vegetable plots will be ready to burst into life as temperatures rise. Here’s a practical, step‑by‑step guide to preparing your garden for successful early

When it comes to sustainable, plant‑based nutrition for your garden, Natura Grow offers two powerful options: Liquid Feed and All Purpose Feed Pellets. Although both are made from the same natural plant‑derived ingredients, each delivers unique benefits depending on how and where you use them. Here’s a simple breakdown to help gardeners choose the perfect

Healthy soil isn’t just dirt — it’s a living ecosystem. And like any living system, it needs the right nourishment to stay productive, resilient, and balanced. That’s where bio‑active soil feeds come in. Packed with beneficial microbes, organic matter, and natural nutrients, these feeds support soil biology rather than simply dumping chemicals into the ground.

If you want tastier tomatoes, stronger strawberries, and bumper harvests, organic fertilisers are the way to go. They don’t just feed your plants—they feed the soil, creating a healthier, more resilient growing environment. 1. They Build Better Soil Organic fertilisers add natural matter that improves soil structure, boosts water retention, and supports beneficial microbes. This