by caroline | Jul 29, 2018 | Blog
The potting shed is lined with row after row of seedlings, painstakingly pricked out and potted up for the next big project later this year; digging up the entire length of the long border and replanting it with the aim of bringing back the individual characteristics...
by caroline | Jul 27, 2018 | Blog
Late July and the potting shed is lined with row after row of seed trays, freshly pricked out in readiness for planting this October. A rich mix of lunaria, anchusa, blood red wallflowers, verbascum blattaria alba and digitalis ‘Pam’s Choice.’ But as...
by caroline | Jul 10, 2018 | Blog
Joshua Sparkes is curious by nature. Keen to question and look at alternative practices further afield. It’s this approach that won him a coveted Winston Churchill bursary and afforded him the opportunity to travel to America for a month in June and fully immerse...
