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What to plant in April?

What to plant in April?

There are a wide range of plants for spring that you can sow now in April. Read our quick guide Continue Reading

Bulbs, Flowers, Plants, Stuart

What Is A Narcissus Flower? And Other Narcissus Questions

What Is A Narcissus Flower? And Other Narcissus Questions

A Narcissus flower is a daffodil, a perennial trumpet-shaped flower where Narcissus is the Latin name and daffodil the common. Continue Reading

Flowers, Gardening, Grow Your Own, Plants

Famous gardens: A Series on Inspirational Gardens

Famous gardens: A Series on Inspirational Gardens

A garden can be the source of inspiration for many things. Whether it’s the idea for a warming winter soup Continue Reading

Flowers, Gardening, Grow Your Own, How To, Planting, Plants

How to Care for Peonies

How to Care for Peonies

The stunning Peony is a showstopper of the garden, putting in a performance which will stop you in your tracks. Continue Reading

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