Growing your own plants, veggies & fruit from seeds is a highly rewarding and economical way to fill your garden with plants, and with the current lockdown situation in the UK, now really is the best time to #GrowYourOwn.If you've never grown plants from seed before, @martyncoxthegardener has a great article on our website on how to get started, and if you're a veteran veggie grower, or a dab hand at seed growing, we'd love to see what you've been growing! Tag @richardjacksongarden or send your pics to our inbox and we'll share them.#RichardJacksonGarden #growyourownfood #growyourownveggies #growyourownveg #gardeningtips

We've launched a stunning range of #garden #plants on the Richard Jackson Garden website, including these award winning Bush #Fuchsias. Order now and you can save up to 25% with our multi-buy offers!#flowers #flowersofinstagram

Some beautiful Morning Glory flowers grown by @ddeastwood using Flower Power plant food. Thank you very much for the image Diane!

We've just added a fantastic range of #RHS #AGM winning vegetable seeds to the Richard Jackson Garden website. The #AGM award is only given to plants that have proven to have excellent garden performance, so they're the perfect seeds to #GrowYourOwn vegetables.#growyourownveggies #vegetableseeds #growyourownfood

The #RSPB #biggardenbirdwatch is this month, and it's a great way to teach your children about the UK's wild bird population, while also giving nature a helping hand.These charming, eco-friendly flash cards by @beealittlewild are a delightful way to keep the kids entertained during lockdown. Now available to buy on the Richard Jackson Garden website, why not take part in the Big Garden Birdwatch and see how many different species you can spot?#bird #birdwatching #gardenbirds #nature #wildlife

#poinsettia plants have become increasingly popular in the UK and they're a great way to add a burst of colour to our homes over the festive period. @addicted2bees has a very helpful article on how to get the most from your poinsettias over on the Richard Jackson Garden blog.

While this festive period is likely to be an unusual one for many of us, the entire team at Richard Jackson Garden would like to wish you all a very merry Christmas and a happy New Year 🎄🎊🎉

Beautiful begonia, grown with Flower Power Compost and Root Booster. This image was submitted by Christine Sharod, who entered it into our September photo competition.

”One of the two hanging baskets I had by my front door fed on Flower Power. I had so many people stopping and asking how I got flowers so perfect and big." - Jennifer Clarke.

"I have grown these petunias from tiny plug plants whilst in lockdown. I have fed them with Richard Jackson Flower Power and the basket is about 5 foot wide and about the same in depth. I am so happy." - Carol Brooks, Flower Power user.