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Browse through our flower glossary to see what each flower looks like, and to learn it’s significance.
The Foxglove is a quintessential English country garden classic, known for its striking tubular flowers that tower above the garden. Reaching heights of over five feet, it commands attention and adds a vertical dimension to your landscape. Though found in various colours, pink and fuchsia are the most common variants. It's important to note that the entire plant is toxic to both humans and...
The Foxtail Lily is a truly impressive flower in the garden. Known for its incredible height—some varieties reaching up to 8 feet—this striking plant also boasts a sweet fragrance that attracts pollinators, while its tightly packed buds explode into numerous star-shaped flowers. Foxtail Lilies bloom from late spring to early summer, filling your garden with vibrant colour for...
Incorporating artificial fruit stems such as olive branches, lemon branches, and pomegranates into floral or greenery arrangements instantly elevates their visual appeal and creates a distinctive, sophisticated statement. These stems add depth, texture, and a natural sense of abundance that fresh florals alone often cannot achieve. Olive branches, with their silvery-green leaves and subtle fruit...
The Gerbera Daisy is a classic flower found in most bouquets and floral arrangements. With literally thousands of varieties in both colour and petal shape, every Gerbera is stunning, making a dramatic statement wherever it’s placed. These flowers make excellent cut blooms, eagerly drinking up as much water as you can provide, which allows them to display their incredible beauty. When...
If you're looking for something unique and unusual, look no further than the Ginger Cone! This remarkable plant offers an incredible selection of varieties, each one more intriguing than the last. Some resemble dense pinecones, while others appear almost otherworldly, both in shape and colour. When you gaze upon a Ginger Cone, it instantly evokes thoughts of the tropics with its lush, vibrant...
A classic summer flower, the Gladiolus is renowned for its tall, elegant stalks and stunning blooms available in an array of colours and blends. Not only are they fantastic in the garden, but they also make excellent cut flowers, ensuring that you can enjoy their beauty both indoors and outdoors. In the garden, Gladiolus thrives in a sunny location with well-draining soil. Plant in late spring,...
Hellebores are early-flowering perennials, often among the first to bloom in the garden. Once in full bloom, their flowers can last 8-10 weeks—an impressive duration for such an early bloomer. Once they finish blooming, it's best to remove the flowers to encourage fresh growth. Although the plant is toxic to both humans and pets, the flowers that grace its stems are both intriguing...
The Hibiscus is a beloved classic found all over the world. While its exact origins remain debated, it’s widely believed that the Hibiscus originally came from India. Today, this plant can be found globally, with an incredible range of forms, colours, and cultivars. When people think of the Hibiscus, they often envision the tropics—sun-drenched skies, lush green forests, and nearby...
The Hollyhock is a quintessential summer flower, evoking the charm of an English country garden. Known for its vibrant colours, impressive height, and timeless beauty, this flower adds a touch of elegance wherever it’s planted. Though a short-lived perennial, Hollyhocks reseed readily, ensuring new generations of blooms each year if left to their own devices. These flowers are easy...
This fast-growing and prolific vine can find the perfect home in virtually any space it’s planted in. It’s not fussy, and while it prefers a full sun location, it will tolerate a shaded area. However, the more sun it receives, the more flowers it will produce. Well-draining soil is ideal, and with regular watering, this vine will reach its full potential. The plant grows easily...
