Advice & Guides

Traditional Garden Growers have some great products where they use natural wool to create fertilizers and compost boosters.

Eddie came to talk to us about why soil health is important and why it is so great to be using natural products in our soil.

As we head toward the busy autumn championship season, many riders are looking for simple, reliable ways to keep their horses feeling comfortable and ready for work. Training sessions, long days on the lorry and back‑to‑back competitions can soon take their toll, and it’s often the everyday routine that makes the biggest difference. At this time of year, customers come into the store asking how they can help their horses stay settled, supple and focused right through the season — not just on competition day, but throughout the whole cycle of training, competing and recovering.

In this blog, Kate Hore, Head Nutritionist at NAF, shares practical guidance on supporting horses during this demanding period. From understanding why recovery matters to choosing competition‑compliant products that fit easily into a feeding routine, she highlights straightforward ways riders can keep their horses comfortable and confident as they work toward autumn qualifiers and championships.

We were invited inside the Melcourt Sylvagrow finishing site.

Have you ever wondered how they make peat free compost consistent?

Or what is really in there?

Or how sustainable they really are?

Read on to find out.

Caring for Tomatoes: A Practical Guide to Healthier Plants and Bigger Harvests

There’s nothing quite like picking a sun-ripened tomato straight from the plant. Whether you’re growing sweet cherry tomatoes on a patio or large beefsteak varieties in a greenhouse, good care throughout the season is the key to strong growth and heavy crops.

A fantastic free training opportunity. A great chance for some training, in a friendly environment.

What to watch out for in regards to laminitis.

Discover how gardening for wildlife starts with healthy soil. Learn how soil biology, composting, wildlife‑friendly planting, no‑dig methods, and sustainable gardening practices can boost biodiversity, support pollinators, and create a resilient, nature‑friendly garden at home.

As winter fades and temperatures begin to rise, gardeners across the UK start preparing for one of the most exciting times of the year — the spring growing season. Proper spring garden preparation helps ensure healthier plants, stronger crops, and a more productive garden throughout the year.

Whether you’re growing vegetables, maintaining a lawn, or planting flowers, following a few key steps now can make a big difference later. At Edwin Tucker & Sons Ltd, we’ve been supplying gardeners, farmers, and rural households with quality seeds, tools, and country supplies for generations.

Below are some essential spring gardening tips for UK gardens to help you get started.

How to Grow Potatoes at Home: A Complete Beginner’s Guide

Choosing a Christmas tree is one of the most cherished traditions of the season. For families across Devon, it’s not just about finding a tree that looks beautiful—it’s about choosing one that feels right, lasts well, and is kind to the environment. Here’s a friendly guide to help you make the best choice this year.