This week’s theme is Brilliant Blooms; we are going back to basics and focusing on the pure beauty of flowers. We have been loving your photos on Primrose Gardens and all the hard work you put into making them look spectacular, what could complete a garden more than flowers in full bloom?
From the bright and friendly to the unusual and peculiar, here are this week’s flourishing flowers:
This beautiful gazania is growing marvellously in Summer GardensNancy’s Garden said that this cactus only bloomed for one day – we are extremely happy that she caught it on camera for us.We love the unusual colouring of these lilies in Potty’s Garden.Every week Madingley Gardens posts wonderful close-ups of flowers in his garden, but these lilies are a particular favourite of ours.Dewy Dianthus-raspberry parfait in Junie’s Garden.
Primrose Gardens allows you to create a beautiful pictorial record of your garden where you can show off your garden to family and friends to enjoy over the years. It’s also a community of garden enthusiasts and the perfect space to discuss tips and tricks, as well as getting plants identified!
Sally works in the Marketing team here at Primrose.
She spends most of her spare time looking into the latest developments in social media. Sally loves travel and wants to step foot in every continent in the world. When not travelling the Globe or working, she likes to relax with a bit of DIY.
She is a novice gardener and doesn’t claim to be an expert, anything she learns she will happily pass on.
We have loved seeing you vote for your favourite gardens. Thank you to everyone who participated and not to worry if you missed out this time, there will be more chances to win in the future so keep a lookout.
Now here is what you have all been waiting for, we are pleased to announce the winner of our Primrose Gardens Top Garden as voted by you is:
Teddie’s Garden has won a £25 voucher to spend at primrose.co.uk and the runners up will both receive £5 vouchers. Thanks again to everyone who entered and we can’t wait to see who will take the Top Garden title next time!
Primrose Gardens allows you to create a beautiful pictorial record of your garden where you can show off your garden to family and friends to enjoy over the years. It’s also a community of garden enthusiasts and the perfect space to discuss tips and tricks, as well as getting plants identified!
Sally works in the Marketing team here at Primrose.
She spends most of her spare time looking into the latest developments in social media. Sally loves travel and wants to step foot in every continent in the world. When not travelling the Globe or working, she likes to relax with a bit of DIY.
She is a novice gardener and doesn’t claim to be an expert, anything she learns she will happily pass on.
We are bringing you a selection of the pictures we love the most as posted by you on Primrose Gardens. This week we saw how many of you have fluffy, fuzzy bundles of fun to help you out in the garden so we have picked a few of our personal favourites that have been posted on the site so far.
So if you’ve been having a ‘ruff’ day take a look at some of the photos we really dig:
Teddie showing off his beautiful garden furniture.Sophie’s enjoying her new garden.Mya and Chester enjoying the afternoon sun in Leadhall’s garden.Love Gardens‘ pups are seeking some cooling shade.Boz in his garden enjoying the summer sun.Alf posing by his new pond in Church Road’s garden.
Primrose Gardens allows you to create a beautiful pictorial record of your garden where you can show off your garden to family and friends to enjoy over the years. It’s also a community of garden enthusiasts and the perfect space to discuss tips and tricks, as well as getting plants identified!
Sally works in the Marketing team here at Primrose.
She spends most of her spare time looking into the latest developments in social media. Sally loves travel and wants to step foot in every continent in the world. When not travelling the Globe or working, she likes to relax with a bit of DIY.
She is a novice gardener and doesn’t claim to be an expert, anything she learns she will happily pass on.
We all know the amount of hard work that goes into creating your dream garden, but did you know that there’s a very easy way to share the results?
In 5 minutes or less you can create your very own Primrose Gardens profile – it’s absolutely free and gives you a great space where your photos can be seen by friends, family, and even the world! Not only that, but you can easily browse, follow, and comment on other gardens, giving you a never ending source of outdoor inspiration. Want to get started? Here’s what to do!
1. Make Your Profile
Simply go to gardens.primrose.co.uk and click ‘Start building a website for your garden’.
All you need is your name, email address, and a name for your garden. You can be really creative, but we’re happy with just your name too! A Primrose Gardens profile is free and once you’ve signed up you’re ready to get started with all of our features.
If you’ve already created a profile, just click ‘Login’.
2. Create Some Features
Profiles on Primrose Gardens are split up into features – albums which helpfully organise the photos you want to show off.
We’ll give you a few examples when you sign up but these features can be called anything you like to best reflect your unique garden.
There’s no limit to the number of features you can have and you can order them on your profile however you like!
3. Get Uploading Your Photos
Once you’ve completed the first two steps you can already start uploading!
There are two ways to do this: – Upload straight from the website – just go to the feature you want the photos to go into, click the ‘Upload photos’ button and follow the instructions. – Use our mobile app to snap photos and post them to your profile. Available for iOS & Android, it can also be used to post photos which you already have on your phone.
4. Explore and comment
Now that your profile is taking shape, take a look around our garden community to see what other people are posting! Click ‘Recent Posts’ at the top of the page to see the latest uploads to the site.
If you see a garden which inspires you, let the owner know! Just click comment to communicate with other users – perhaps you’d like to get their tips on how they keep their flowerbeds flourishing, help them out with their garden queries, or just let them know you love their garden.
5. Share with us!
Proud of your garden photos and want to show them off to the world?
Send us the link to your profile and we’ll share our favourites on our Facebook page. Keep an eye on our social media for competitions and your garden might even win a prize!
What are you waiting for? Get to gardens.primrose.co.uk to create your free profile now, and start sharing your hard work!
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Harriet works in the Primrose marketing team, mainly on online marketing.
She’s a big fan of reading, TV quiz shows, and is a highly experienced user of gardens (especially when it involves lounging outside on a sunny afternoon).
As a trivia lover whose favourite book when growing up was an illustrated factopedia (true story), she likes to write for the blog about interesting things she has found out whilst wandering the internet.
This week’s theme is Brilliant Blooms; we are going back to basics and focusing on the pure beauty of flowers. We have been loving your photos on Primrose Gardens and all the hard work you put into making them look spectacular, what could complete a garden more than flowers in full bloom?
Sally works in the Marketing team here at Primrose.
Sally works in the Marketing team here at Primrose.
Harriet works in the 