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Dragon’s Den winning garden company creates top new plant offer after hit appearance on the show
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Dragon’s Den winning garden company creates top new plant offer after hit appearance on the show

Dig Club presenting pitch on BBC's Dragon's Den

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Ruby Barry
Published: February 21, 2025 at 6:00 pm

Dragon’s Den winning garden company creates top new plant offer after hit appearance on the show

A TV staple for many years, BBC One's Dragon's Den always manages to pull us back to the sofa to discover the hottest business ventures the UK has to offer. In the latest episode, the start-up Dig Club intrigued us with their new gardening-themed venture.

Dig Club - what is it?

The gardening idea that won an amazing £75K investment from the Dragons...

woman gardening a flower bed
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New customers get £5 off with code...

Have you ever wanted to set up a flower bed for your garden, but didn't know where to begin? Ill-thought out planting can stick out like a sore thumb.

It can be difficult to decipher which flowers to pick for colour harmony, or what will best suit your soil, conditions and aspect. Which blooms will look best together? It can be disheartening to have to figure everything out from scratch. But now, to help you on your way to blooming beauty, there's Dig Club.

Dig Club create flower bed designs for any situation

Dig Club's Instant Beds provide you with professionally-designed flower beds on various style themes, from Cottage to Jungle and Med, to perfectly suit to your space and taste.

Once you’ve ordered an Instant Bed, all the plants (always perennials and shrubs, supplied in 1.5 litre to 5 litre pots) will be delivered right to your door, with clear plans and instructions to help you plant them successfully.

What is the...

Dig Club Mediterranean Garden Starter Pack?

Dig Club Jungle Garden Starter Pack?

Dig Club Jewel Garden Starter Pack?

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Please note that Dig Club don’t provide soil, compost or containers: you provide the space, they provide the plants!

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Ruby Barry

Ruby Barry is a Digital Writer at Gathered, focusing on shopping and review content. She previously worked as a Product Writer at Bauer Media for four years, under brands such as Grazia, Empire and Closer magazine. Therefore, she has plenty of experience trawling the internet for the best deals to shop. Ruby is an avid arts and crafts fan, with a particular interest in paint and collage. She has previously had her artwork displayed at the Theatre by The Lake "Lost" multi-disciplinary exhibition. She is always looking to expand her crafting scope. With her number one rule being to shop second-hand clothing only, she hopes one day to be able to make her own clothes from the living room curtains.

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