As December settles in and the festive season arrives, why not look to your own garden for a natural, sustainable way to decorate your home? From wreaths to table centrepieces, your winter garden can offer a surprising abundance of beautiful materials perfect for creating charming, homegrown Christmas décor.What to Use...
Flames and Frost: The seasonal drama of Hamamelis x intermedia ‘Diane’ When most of the garden has settled into winter dormancy, Hamamelis x intermedia ‘Diane’ steps into the spotlight with a performance that bridges the seasons.A standout cultivar of witch hazel, ‘Diane’ delivers two spectacular displays; first with fiery autumn...
No matter how we feel, unfortunately global warming is here and here to stay and because of this, we need to take another look at some of the ways in which we currently garden. Perhaps thinking about making changes to what we plant, where we plant them and how we...
Euonymus alatus, commonly known as the burning bush. With one of the most spectacular autumn displays in the garden, Euonymus alatus really steps into the spotlight as the garden winds down for winter. Its vivid crimson foliage, appearing just as other plants begin to fade, adds a fiery burst of...
As the garden slows down for winter, November is the perfect time to mulch your beds. Think of mulch as a protective blanket for your soil, offering a host of benefits that not only safeguard plants during the cold season but also set the stage for healthier growth come spring....
As the garden settles into autumn, Crab Apples (Malus) shine with a second season of beauty. While well-loved for their abundant spring blossom, many ornamental crab apples also offer a dazzling autumn show, with glossy, jewel-like fruits that persist into winter and support garden wildlife.Among the standout performers is Malus...
As October arrives and the growing season winds down, many gardeners feel the urge to tidy borders and cut everything back neatly. But, when it comes to pruning, timing matters, and in many cases, less is more at this time of year. Read on for our tips to help you...
September’s Garden Gem: Viburnum opulus 'Compactum' As the garden shifts into its autumn mood, Viburnum opulus 'Compactum' steps up as a true seasonal highlight. This compact form of the native guelder rose offers a wonderful combination of elegant structure, subtle seasonal change, and standout berry displays, making it a fantastic...
September is the perfect time to think ahead, specifically, about daffodils... While they’re a classic symbol of spring, with the right selection and planning, you can enjoy daffodil blooms from December all the way to May. That’s six months of cheerful colour, brightening your garden through winter into late spring.For...
Towering Elegance: Delphiniums Bring Drama to Summer Gardens Our plant of the month - Delphiniums. With their tall spires and bold shades of blue, purple, pink, and white, delphiniums shine in early summer garden borders. These beloved perennials are known for their striking vertical presence, making them a favourite among...
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