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Swipe to see the transformation! ✨ This shed in Southwell Garden was a special donation before Christmas, and we made the most of every panel. Originally twice the size we needed, we built upwards instead—giving it a spacious feel and stunning
I received a lovely photo taken earlier this year in ‘Wild Mind Yard’ @loughboroughfarm - a place close to my heart. My journey to garden design began there sparking my love for working with the soil. Loughborough Farm is special not just
Delighted as always to get our hands dirty @mountviewldn giving their raised beds the first spruce of 2025. Primped, pruned, and planted (this time, a lovely Veronica and some Carex Evergold that needed splitting.) 🌱 We maintain planters both insi
Succulents are a great gift at Christmas. Here are some ideas for making your own gifts by building a planter from some disgarded stone tiles, waste concrete in a plastic bag became a succulent planter by embedding a flower pot in the centre then let
Our clients in Camberwell are really pleased with the water butt planters in their front garden. Both water butts are connected together so it stores over 600 litres of rainwater. They are planted with trailing rosemary officianalis prostratus. and a
These night time shots of plants give a wonderfully translucent sheen to the flowers. The Zantedeschia here looks like it's glowing from within
The heart of a hollyhock (Alcea)
I asked ChatGPT to write out a description of this picturre. Here it is: The image you uploaded shows a close-up of a delicate white flower. The petals are soft and slightly translucent, with subtle shading that transitions from white to faint hints
Some cherry blossom to brighten up a grey autumn day. #cherry #cherryblossom #springflowers #floweringcherry
Pressed and dried. Memories of spring and summer now that we are well and truly into autumn. #driedflowers #pressedflowers #delicatebeauty #petrified #leafveins #preservedflower #composition #autumn #rememberingthesummer #fallenleaves
Last week it was pressed flowers. Now its dried.
The planters, in this garden we look after in Holland Park, are an avalanche of white petunias this autumn.
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