Egg Nog with a floral twist

Your great-aunt probably has a bottle of advocat tucked away at the back of the cupboard but let’s be honest, a bottle of yellow booze that’s been gathering dust is not very impressive! Our modern variant, freshly prepared and finished with flowers and plants, gives the image of this vintage drink a nice reboot.

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Make an Easter gift for guests

With Easter fast approaching, we’re really in the mood for spring. Share this wonderful feeling with your guests and give them a fun goodie bag in the form of a hyacinth – but not just any old hyacinth… It’s a hyacinth in a cool, jute sleeve!

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Camellias – Here Comes Spring

Few hardy shrubs signal the end of winter better than camellias, the Horticultural Trades Association’s (HTA) ‘Plant of the Moment’ for February, providing some welcome colour through late winter and into early spring.

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Winter – don’t miss out

Most of us understandably ‘forget’ our gardens in winter and the thought of selecting plants for your garden in the depths of winter may never enter your head.

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Poinsettia – Plant of the Moment

The symbolism of the Poinsettia is related to the Christmas story. The star of Bethlehem showed the place where the baby Jesus was born and led the three wise men to him. The shape of the Poinsettia‘s bracts look like stars. Together with candlelight, the green Christmas tree and the red or white colours of this houseplant, the symbolic meaning of Christmas is complete.

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Christmas Roses – winter flowers to love

We love plants and we particular love new plants that are an improvement on older varieties. This winter we are excited about four new white Hellebores. Many people have heard of the Christmas Rose, which actually isn’t a rose but a Hellebore called Helleborus niger.

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