Discover BMR garden centres
Shop your local BMR garden centre for all your landscaping needs, including annuals, vegetables, herbs, plants, and shrubs.
You’ll also find all your gardening essentials, like mulch, fertilizer, and lawn care products.
Annuals
For lots of flowers all summer long
Perrenials
Hearty plants that can survive the winter
Vegetables and herbs
Grow your own food indoors or out
Berries
Grow your own delicious fruit
Shrubs and conifers
Small perennial trees and needled evergreens
Indoor conifers
Needled evergreens that can be grown indoors
Tropical plants
Plants from warm climates that are usually grown indoors
Tropical flowering plants
Flowering plants from warm climates that are usually grown indoors
Potted flowering plants
Small potted plants that make great decor or gifts
Cacti and succulents
Plants from dry climates that don’t need much water
Products to discover
Ecoborder landscape edging
No digging required. Made of 100% recycled tire.
Flower and flower bed soil mix
Maintains the right level of humidity in flower beds.
Multi-purpose transplanter with mycorrhizae
The mycorrhizal fungi supplement stimulates root development.
6-11-9 granular flower fertilizer
Promotes colourful blooms and vigorous plants.
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With just a little equipment, you can grow an impressive variety of vegetables, fruit and herbs at home. To maximise your chances of success and obtain abundant harvests, here are 5 mistakes to avoid when creating your vegetable garden.
How to start a flower garden in 5 steps
Your flower garden is a central element of your home’s exterior that will be with you for years to come. To keep your garden tidy and manageable in the long run, it’s important to plan it well. Here are a few tips to help you bring your dream garden to life.
How to properly use your fertilizer this summer
To get good vegetables, beautiful flowerbeds and a green lawn, some people want to use different fertilisers to help their plants grow. What should you prioritise from among the vast variety? But above all, what should you keep in mind?