by Claire Reid | Apr 24, 2015 | Gardeners Blog
I heard a small child in the garden yesterday saying ‘mummy why are there all these giant toilet rolls in the garden?’- so I thought that I had better explain…. They are shrub guards to protect the shrub from being nibbled by rabbits/squirrels etc.... by Claire Reid | Apr 16, 2015 | Gardeners Blog
This time of year is the busiest for us and long days are required to keep on top of it all. The grass seems to have grown again two minutes after you have mown it and the weeds are on steroids! We also have the perfect growing weather so we are coming in at... by Claire Reid | Apr 16, 2015 | Gardeners Blog
It is a great time to come and see the Victorian shrubbery in full techni-colour. The whole place is humming with bees and insects and we have a great selection of plants in flower. Hellebores and Sarcococca Hellebore beds Leucojum Violets... by Claire Reid | Apr 16, 2015 | Gardeners Blog
This is a Bellis perennis which forms part of the spring bedding scheme on the Victorian terrace. BUT … it has this strange mutation known as FASCIATION. When plants have fasciation the stems and flowerheads appear flattened and elongated. This can be... by Anna | Apr 14, 2015 | Latest Visitor Information
They’re out! Wander into the woods and see row upon row of beautiful blooms… by Anna | Mar 4, 2015 | Latest Visitor Information
Spring has sprung in our plant centre! Fill your garden with golden daffodils, pretty primroses and colourful crocuses…
