Sadly this year there are going to be a lot of us that can’t visit our Mums for Mothering Sunday. I’m offering free delivery for living heart wreaths, (within 10 miles of Kirkby Stephen) made by me, from willow grown in my garden. I intend …
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Design your dream garden
Where do you start with designing your dream garden? It might seem a daunting process at first, but actually it’s really exciting! If you came to me for a consultation, these are some of the questions I would ask you and some of the things …
Why Use Peat Free Compost?
Recently, while delivering flowers I got talking to a gentleman on the subject of compost. I said “well, I use Dalefoot compost; of course, it’s peat free….” He said, “What is all the fuss about peat free anyway” (or words to that effect”). This was …
May Flowers – a close up
Here is a mini gallery of some of the perennial and biennial flowers that I grow for May flowers…….I hope this helps people who are looking to buy flowers and wonder what’s in season in Cumbria, and couples planning their May weddings who want to …
What’s in Season now – Early May 2020
Early May sees the last of the tulips, and the very welcome first perennials, giving us scope for bouquets like this: Perennials include Bistort, Heuchera and Hosta leaves, lovely geums, and perennial cornflowers. Not forgetting the first biennials either, Hesperis and Forget- Me-Nots. Also it’s …
What’s in Season now – March 2020
It’s Narcissi time! Narcissi (Daffodils) come in many forms; different colours, heights and shapes. Perfect for weddings, Mothering Sunday and bringing a bit of cheer and hope after the Winter months. Can be paired with wonderful coloured twigs, and maybe some pussy willow.
Flowers for Florists
If you are a florist looking for seasonal Cumbrian grown flowers, please do get in touch! Please email me if you would like to be added on to my availablity list for 2020. My main growing season is between April and October, however, I can …
