Paula Baxter of Millpond Flower Farm explains how to keep your roses happy and harvest buckets of blooms!
Find out how you can join in the flowery fun in next week's celebration of British Flowers organised by New Covent Garden Flower Market.
A round-up of 9 beautiful photos shared using #virtualbritishflowershow
A hand-picked selection of British flowers to grace your vase this month
The summer abundance begins and flower fields are frothing with beautiful 'fillers' to support the headline acts in bouquets and bunches
As May draws to an end, peonies and roses fight it out for the spotlight and we enjoy these divas of the British flower growing year.
A round up of some of the latest flowery snaps shared with #virtualbritishflowershow
A collection of some of the beautiful photos shared using #flowersfromthefarmrainbow
A round-up of 9 beautiful photos shared using #virtualbritishflowershow
A round-up of 9 beautiful photos shared as part of the #virtualbritishflowershow
Kate Hamilton White reviews Anna Potter's beautiful and inspirational book.
Until recently, if someone mentioned dried flowers, you'd probably envisage a faded dusty basket on the windowsill of your Aunty Mabel's downstairs loo, circa 1980. But dried is the new fresh and here we look at new ways with preserved flowers.
It may be only October, but the shops are full of mince pies and festive wreath making workshops are filling up already - Carole of Tuckshop Flowers has rounded up photos to inspire you and points you to local wreath making workshops where you are.
Over the years, we have refined our method for building raised beds. We use 9” by 2” pressure treated timber. Although this is quite expensive and so a large initial outlay, we’ve found that it’s worth it in the long run
Growing quality dahlia blooms - Richard Ramsey of Withypitts Dahlias® explains why his benchmarks are set high.
Before we clear our flower field, we will be holding two FANTASTIC DIG YOUR OWN DAYS, selling off our perennial plants at bargain prices to other growers and gardeners.
Jane Hutcheon of Hay Lane Flowers shares advice on how to grow this beautiful spring crop
