The Latest News from Earnshaws

The RSPB Big Garden Birdwatch celebrates its 40th birthday this year!

As Twelfth Night approaches you may be wondering how best to dispose of your Christmas Tree. If you opted for a traditional, natural Christmas Tree you will be pleased to know that here at Earnshaws Fencing Centre in Midgley, we are offering to take care of the hard part for you.

The solstice this year, which is Friday 21st Dec, will be extra special because it will be followed the next day by a full moon known as the Cold Moon, and you may see the Ursid meteor shower to boot.

We were delighted to hear that both The National Trust and RSPB have confirmed the full range of Protek products are safe to use on all types of animal housing for your gardens, with no harm caused to our little-feathered friends in the garden!

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For lovers of traditional Christmas here are details of events in the heritage village of Wentworth.

Call in at Midgley, any weekend in December, and hand pick from our range of trees – large and small. Father Christmas and our festive little helpers look forward to helping you pick the perfect tree for your home and will even net it before popping it into your car to make things easier!

Today marks the beginning of this year’s National Tree Week, which means one thing – the winter tree planting season has begun.

As you would expect from the UK’s favourite hobby, there is a plethora of apps offering to make gardening easier, more successful and leaving less to chance. Plant recognition is a great way to identify possible candidates for your garden. If you are already relying on Alexa at home, then a digital gardener may just what your garden has been waiting for. Here is a guide to what apps can do for you!

This Armistice Day is a very special one as it marks 100 years since the end of WW1, and this year Armistice Day falls on Remembrance Sunday.

We are very happy to promote this year’s Brigg 10k Poppy Race. Live near Brigg in North Lincolnshire, why not come along and support this fantastic 10km road run. Taking place this Sunday 28th October and starting at Brigg town centre at 9.30am.

What Is Leaf-Peeping?

Leaf-peeping is an American name for viewing and photographing the leaves changing colour in autumn, and even travelling to well-known areas, where there is more leaf-peeping to be had! Just in case you hadn’t noticed, now is the perfect time for leaf-peeping in the UK.