Small, dark and handsome
5:45 pmin blog, flowers, grow this by isabel No Comments »
Helleborus x hybridus ‘Harvington Smokey Blue’ is the colour of a beautiful couture dress. Here’s how to grow and fall in love with it.
5:45 pmin blog, flowers, grow this by isabel No Comments »
Helleborus x hybridus ‘Harvington Smokey Blue’ is the colour of a beautiful couture dress. Here’s how to grow and fall in love with it.
5:30 pmin blog, flowers, grow this, shrubs by isabel No Comments »
Our second new chum in our A-Z of the best plants ever (no big claims here) is the beautiful brugmansia.
8:37 pmin blog, flowers, grow this, shrubs by isabel 2 Comments »
Daphne is seriously hot stuff. Find out more about her here.
5:53 pmin blog, flowers, grow this, shrubs by isabel Comments Off
Meet the glamorous pussy willow, also known as Salix caprea
1:58 pmin blog, flowers, grow this by Ryan Comments Off
Ryan Lewis digs up a mysteriously beautiful rare woodland plant.
5:39 pmin blog, flowers, trees by isabel 2 Comments »
Don’t wait for April for the blossom to cheer you up: plant a Fuji cherry now and be delighted by its dainty blooms.
5:53 pmin blog, flowers, grow this, shrubs by isabel Comments Off
Here’s one of the sweetest early-flowering shrubs you’ll ever meet.
7:01 pmin blog, flowers, garden design by Kathy Brown 1 Comment »
Garden designer Kathy Brown shares her top tips for cheery and stylish winter pots and baskets.
6:02 pmin blog, flowers, grow this by isabel 2 Comments »
In the first of our new series on the best flowers from A-Z, we meet the amazing allium.
5:52 pmin blog, flowers, herbs, saving money, vegetables by isabel 3 Comments »
The other day I did something I had been putting off for months: I tidied my seed box. I’m ashamed to admit that I’m not one of those women who has a perfectly organised seed box coded by month, colour of flower or type of veg. I have a pallet-tray in which I chuck all [...]
8:48 pmin blog, flowers, grow this, shrubs by isabel 1 Comment »
It doesn’t scramble or climb, but this superb-scented shrub is still a honeysuckle. Here’s why we love it so.
6:16 pmin blog, flowers, wildflowers by isabel 1 Comment »
We stumble upon some stunning wild snowdrops.