Beautiful Seasonal Flower Crown Flower crowns have been made for as long as people have gathered plants to mark the turning of the seasons. Made from living plants, gathered by hand and woven together slowly, they feel both joyful and meaningful, a quiet celebration of the season we are in. Long before flower crowns became part of modern festivals, weddings or summer gatherings, they were deeply rooted in pagan and pre‑Christian traditions. They were created not just to be w

As I’ve been ordering the final seeds for 2026, I noticed my attention lingering on one thing in particular: scent. While choosing varieties of Nicotiana, I wasn’t thinking about how the plants would look, but about how they would smell. That soft fragrance that drifts through the garden on a warm summer evening, almost unnoticed at first, until it draws you in. And it made me realise how much of what I grow is guided not by colour or form, but by fragrance. The narcissi are

Gorgeous pictures of weddings from the last couple of years.

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Snapdragons, or antirrhinums, are one of those flowers that really reward patience. They take their time to get going, but once they do, they give weeks of colour and wonderful, long stems for cutting. For us, they’re an essential early-summer flower, bridging the gap between spring and the height of the cutting season. This is how I sow and grow snapdragons here, along with a few lessons learned along the way. Why sow snapdragons early Snapdragons are half-hardy annuals and