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Design AdviceSabrina WolfeAugust 23, 2022Dog friendly gardens, Design advice

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It’s one of my very favourite moments of the year when all the tulips come out, and this year is no exception! These are just a few of the gorgeous tulips growing in pots in my parents’ garden. Growing tulips in pots is a great way of exp

I’ve long been a fan of edible flowers and have been known to sneak them into everything possible – from cakes and ice cubes to salads and ice cream! There is so much in bloom at this time of year that is edible and it’s such a love

Hellebores are such an invaluable plant in the garden — first flowering in winter, but keeping going right through Spring. At this time of year they look amazing alongside all the fresh Spring growth that is coming through.

Some of our favouri

We’ve been having something of a narcissus moment this year, after planting more than 10,000 daffodil bulbs last Autumn, across our own and our clients’ land! Narcissus Thalia, in the picture, is always one of our favourites, with its del

Our little one had some excellent homework over the Easter break: to keep this broad bean plant alive. She and her classmates grew one each at school — and have been watching (and measuring!) to see how tall they grow. Luckily, despite forgetti

Now is a great time to plant out foxgloves for a display in May and June. We sow lots of ours from seed, keeping them in pots for the first year and planting out around now in their final position. Foxgloves are biennials, so the first year they are

We did lots of seed sowing over the Easter weekend! My parents and Joe’s parents got stuck in too and we ended up with a great production line, and now a very full polytunnel!! Every year, I love to experiment with new varieties of cut flowers

Despite being squashed by the unexpected snow at the start of last week, our bulb meadow is flourishing this year. The daffodils were the most knocked by the sudden snowfall, but have all perked back to life, and look especially good right now mixed

We’re quite new to growing potatoes, and have only been growing our own for the last year or two. We’ve found it easiest to grow them in big pots, filling over the top with compost as the stems shoot upwards…(There is something ver

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