James Wyeth Garden Maintenance

04/02/2026

Garden waste collections will be starting up again from Monday 9 February for the remainder of the 2025/26 collection year. New subscribers will be able to enrol from 1 March 2026.
Please check the date of your next scheduled collection by clicking on the first link in the comments

It would also be helpful if you could give your bin a stir prior to putting it out so that everything loosens and will tip out easily into the back of the vehicle

02/03/2025

08/02/2024

Our garden waste collection service resumes the week beginning 12 February with Week 1 collections.

We are asking residents to check their calendars for the right collection date. Bins need to be put out fully on the pavement by 6am on their day of collection.

19/11/2023

Picking up leaves from your lawn protects the grass!💚

A heavy layer of leaves can prevent new growth from happening so use a rake or leaf blower to keep your grass clear🍂

Next year you will not only have a healthier lawn, you could also have the perfect mulch, by creating a leaf mould!🤩

👉Read our top leaf clearing tips:
https://brnw.ch/21wEzGm

08/10/2023

One of my favourite plants, had a lovely one given to me as a gift which was sadly lost to a harsh frost.

This Albizia was seen flowering in our Notcutts Maidstone Garden Centre recently. Also known as the Persian Silk Tree, it makes an excellent choice for a sheltered sunny spot! 🌞

[All our garden centre ranges vary, it’s always worth calling ahead if you are looking for something specific, or you have your heart set on something].

01/07/2023

We have recycling points in all our garden centres ready for you to recycle your plant pots as well compost and bird food bags. The plastic which is collected then goes on to be recycled through our plastic recycling partner. You are also more than welcome to take the plant pots from any of our garden centre recycling points so please help yourselves. 🌎

Read more about how we are working towards a greener future here: www.notcutts.co.uk/sustainability

04/01/2023

Going peat-free is a top priority for gardeners with a resolution to make their garden more sustainable! 🌍

According to the Royal Horticultural Society, the planet’s 10 billion acres of peat bogs store more carbon than the world’s forests combined, helping in the fight against climate change. Switching to peat-free compost alternatives is easy, and quality compost blends, such as New Horizon All Plant Compost, will perform as well as peat. This peat-free formulation is ideal for all types of plants and can also feed your plants for up to 6 weeks. Additionally, our special BIO3 formulation includes 3 special ingredients to help your plants thrive.

Find out more about New Horizon here: https://fal.cn/3uRLa