Notes from the Flower Farm
Winter on the Flower Farm
Winter on the Flower Farm is a special time. We're busy digging and dividing dahlias, pruning roses and laying compost around the perennial shrubs. Our days are full but there's...
Winter on the Flower Farm
Winter on the Flower Farm is a special time. We're busy digging and dividing dahlias, pruning roses and laying compost around the perennial shrubs. Our days are full but there's...
Growing From Seed
If producing amazing cut flowers is your goal, growing from seed is essential. Many of the plants available at garden centres are bedding varieties with stems too short for the...
Growing From Seed
If producing amazing cut flowers is your goal, growing from seed is essential. Many of the plants available at garden centres are bedding varieties with stems too short for the...
How to Grow Italian Ranunculus
Italian Ranunculus have longer, stronger stems than normal garden Ranunculus and larger flowers, as wide as a teacup, in the most incredible colours: salmon, violet, ‘pastello’ (a mix of pastels), chocolate...
How to Grow Italian Ranunculus
Italian Ranunculus have longer, stronger stems than normal garden Ranunculus and larger flowers, as wide as a teacup, in the most incredible colours: salmon, violet, ‘pastello’ (a mix of pastels), chocolate...
Spring Bulbs for Warm Places
While the Italian Ranunculus takes centre stage on the flower farm in Spring, there are many smaller Spring bulbs that we wouldn't be without. Here are some of our favourites:...
Spring Bulbs for Warm Places
While the Italian Ranunculus takes centre stage on the flower farm in Spring, there are many smaller Spring bulbs that we wouldn't be without. Here are some of our favourites:...
Your Guide to Dahlia Growing
Growing from tubers is the easiest and most popular way to grow dahlias. Plant them outside after all risk of frost has passed which is October/November for cool and temperate...
Your Guide to Dahlia Growing
Growing from tubers is the easiest and most popular way to grow dahlias. Plant them outside after all risk of frost has passed which is October/November for cool and temperate...