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There’s a surprising amount of foliage, berries, branches and even a few blooms to pick and bring in to help decorate your home this Christmas. Yew and fir are perfect...
Berries are great for adding contrasting texture and shape to floral arrangements. Black berries are particularly sophisticated. Here are a few varieties of to look out for. Several viburnum varieties...
There’s something very beautiful about the warm, faded colours of autumn, moving us slowly into the colder months. There are fewer flowers in the garden, but you might still...
The late summer garden can still be full of colour. There are roses on their second flush, hydrangeas blushing pink and the last of the echinacea, phlox and penstemon taking...
The garden is full of high summer flowers to bring into the house – it’s such a lovely thing to do and helps you really appreciate the detail of your...
With their gorgeous scent, frilly blooms and beautiful colours, sweet peas (Lathyrus odoratus) make wonderful summer cut flowers. They take a bit of tending to, but the rewards are more...
The peonies are beginning to wane, but the roses are coming in abundance. Some good varieties for cutting includes R. ‘Irish Hope’, a pale-yellow floribunda; R.’Winchester Cathedral’, a lovely white...
There’s masses to pick in the garden right now to bring inside and enjoy, whether you have a cutting bed or well-stocked borders. Peonies make wonderful cut flowers, especially the...
Creating displays from garden flowers is fun and creative, and the act of scouring the garden for colour each month will help ensure you have flowers to pick all year...
Pretty bulbs are springing up now in the garden, and although it can feel a shame to pick them, making a small posy to admire up close adds freshness to your house. ...
You’d be surprised how much there is in the garden in February to pick and bring inside. Snowdrops, primroses, violets, aconites, or anything else you can find, make pretty posies. ...
Dried foliage and seedheads used to have a dusty image, but a new breed of florists is using them to create bouquets with a fresh contemporary feel. Using ornamental grasses...
As well as making wreaths, Christmas is a great time to adorn your staircases, mantelpieces and tables with ivy and other evergreen foliage. And going out on a bright winter’s...
Drifts of lilac-coloured lavender, humming with bees against a blue sky is a wonderful summer sight. As well as being beautiful, lavender can also be dried – hanging the sprigs upside-down...
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