Introducing an amazing new hybrid foxglove variety – Illumination.
Tag: Cut Flowers
Storing Gladioli over winter
A simple method for storing your gladioli corms of the winter months.
Narcissus – Pretty in Pink
If you are after something different in your garden this year, then try the ever popular Narcissus – Pretty in Pink.
Sweet Pea: Lathyrus odoratus Fragrantissima
A favourite in any garden – Lathyrus odoratus Fragrantissima is considered to be one of the strongest scented sweet peas that money can buy.
Growing Lathyrus odoratus Fragrantissima from seed
Sweetpeas are know for their fragrance and this variety ‘Fragrantissima’ is no exception. With a wide range of colours, Lathyrus odoratus Fragrantissima is a must have for your garden this summer.
Kniphofia Varieties
Commonly known as the ‘Red Hot Poker Plant’, kniphofia makes for a stunning addition to any garden. Here is a list of varieties of Kniphofia you may want to try.
Growing Hardy Orchids in a UK garden
Orchids are not just for the home, but also for the garden! Growing Hardy Orchids outside in the UK!
Snapdragons – Antirrhinums
The Antirrhinum (Latin: Like-Rhinos-Snout), or Snapdragon as they are commonly named, are incredibly easy to raise and will provide you will lashings of vibrant colour during the summer months.
Hardy Gerbera – Winter Flowers
The hardy Gerbera or ‘Forever Daisy’ as it is sometimes called is an ornamental plant of the sunflower family. They will look great border or in patio pots, or cut them for an indoor display.
Astrantia Seeds
Advice and methods on growing Astrantia from seeds. Featuring Astrantia major – hybrida Ruby Cloud.
Rudbeckia Cherry Brandy
Rudbeckia Cherry Brandy, also known as the Coneflower is a half hardy annual and can be planted in full sun or partial shade and will suit most soil types.
Sweet Pea ‘Suger ‘n’ Spice’
This year, fill your garden, with the heavenly aroma of sweet peas. Sweet Pea ‘Sugar n Spice’ – well-loved variety, perfect for hanging baskets and containers.
Gladioli
Pause a thought for the humble Gladioli. No garden would be complete without them. Containing 260 species, in all different shapes and sizes, Gladioli produce highly attractive large flowers.












