Our garden furniture range includes benches and seating in vintage style or wood, including teak, hardwood, pine and pressure treated timber. Our dining and lounge sets feature rattan, vintage style, textilene and all types of wood, with a choice of reclining chairs, folding chairs and armchairs. The tables are round, rectangular or square. As many of us spend the summer exploring our fair isle, those looking to explore the vast and varied landscapes of the UK shouldn't overlook the manicured, designed gardens up and down the country. This time of the year is the moment for summerhouses ! Here are the best summer house ideas to inspire you to create a relaxing garden room this season.

Synthetic wood: Stronger and denser than the real thing, this tough artificially engineered wood looks and feels just like real wood, but it will never rot and it requires virtually no maintenance. A teak finish is included which looks similar to opaque woodstain. It can be left outside uncovered in all weathers. Our synthetic wood furniture range includes benches, love seats, bistro sets and dining sets. Although the gardens you see today are relatively new, having been created since the 1980s, the house they surround is 13th century and an historic atmosphere pervades the landscape. Wander around the medieval fish ponds, now edged in stone to echo the mellow fabric of the house, then stroll the lawns, past scrambling roses and fine trees to hidden gardens that include a contemporary prairie-style grass and perennials garden.Nettlestead Place, Nettlestead ME18 5HAOpen for NGS: Sun 5 Jun (2-5.30pm), Sun 25 Sep (2-5pm)Admission: �5, chd free Visit our Shirley Sherwood Gallery of Botanical Art this summer to enjoy a cluster of stunning art exhibitions.

Kensington Palace Gardens

The benches dotted throughout the garden are the perfect places to escape the busy center of city life, too. One of the biggest differences you can make to your garden in summer is to stay on top of the watering. Garden centres, DIY shops and online garden suppliers will have a wide range of summer garden plants right now.If you’re planting incontainersand hanging baskets, try to use good quality compost designed for pots and baskets. Remember also to feed your plants in hanging flower baskets regularly to keep them looking good. Refresh your garden furniture Growing your own vegetables and herbs is not only ​rewarding but also a great way to enjoy fresh produce throughout the summer. If you ​​have limited ​space, consider creating an edible container garden.

You can also get starter plants that professionals have grown. This is especially a good route for new gardeners.

As the sunshine spreads across the UK and the school holidays are in full swing, there are hundreds of public and private gardens that make for the perfect summer day out, but, with summer time running out, which are the ones most worth our time? Aluminium greenhouses: Our aluminium greenhouses require virtually no maintenance with mill finish or powder coated frames in a choice of colours. Options include vents, shading and heaters to control the environment and bar capping to hold the glazing neatly and securely. Incorporate elements like wind ​​chimes, ​water features, and rustling grasses to create soothing sounds. Include edible plants, ​such as ​berries or herbs, that can be tasted. Get your newly sharpened pruners and remove any dead or damaged parts from your shrubs. And grab this chance to shape up your evergreens, such as a boxwood!

As winter sets in, it’s natural to begin looking ahead to the springtime and dreaming up new ways to enhance your garden and outdoor space both aesthetically and functionally. In the UK, the time we can comfortably spend enjoying them each year is limited thanks to windy autumns and cold, wet winters – but in the spring and summer, there’s no greater joy than immersing yourself in nature in your own private slice of paradise. If you own rattan garden furniture, simply hose down the set. Clean them with a cloth to remove the bits of dirt.Select a mix of ​sun-loving plants, ​such as succulents, ornamental grasses, and rooftop-friendly trees, that can withstand the ​wind and ​heat typically associated with elevated ​​spaces.