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We’ve mowed the lawn, jet-washed the patio, and dusted down the outdoor furniture — so it’s safe to say that we’re well-set for a summer spent primarily in our gardens. So, what’s next on the to-do list?
Well, if you’d love to see an abundance of beautiful summer blooms, butterflies, buzzing bees, and happily chirping birds over the next few months, you’ll need to put the work in now to make sure your garden is a truly welcoming space to nature and wildlife.
From picking out pollinator-friendly plants and making sure climbers are properly supported, to creating a safe space for precious blue tits and robins to nest, there’s heaps to do.
And helpfully, the Shropshire-based garden brand, Fallen Fruits, has just released their latest collection of functional yet decorative products on Dunelm. So, now feels like the perfect time to add a beautiful birdbath or raised bed to our baskets.
Our top Fallen Fruits picks:

Fallen Fruits Small Wooden Raised Bed
Not everyone has the outdoor space for a border or garden bed — but this compact raised one makes a great alternative option for patios and balconies. Opt for an edible display of pollinator-friendly herbs, or stick to classic summer bedding plants like petunias, marigolds, and zinnias if you prefer bright and colourful blooms.

Fallen Fruits Copper Rain Chain
Daily watering is essential for an abundant summer garden, but using that much tap water is pretty wasteful. Instead, attach this rustic copper rain chain to your gutter, and place a barrel directly underneath to collect rainwater — which you can then use to fill up your watering can, or refresh the birdbath.

Fallen Fruits Rose Arch
A real statement garden feature, there’s something really stunning about a climbing plant woven around a metal arch. Go for a classic look with a romantic rambling rose or elegant clematis — or make more of an understated display with pollinator-friendly plants like honeysuckle and jasmine.