Being too far away to attend such a class would be interested to read about what you learnt. If you could share that with us all it would be great. We try to be as sustainable as possible with our design. We state that we work with the cl...
Hard work, good customer relations and word of mouth have by far been our cheapest and best form of advertising. Like fenlandphil we've never given much thought to budget. This year I'd say we have spent more than normal. We'...
You might be interested in joining the group' website tips and know how'. I don't think we've had anybody reviewing so far but would be interesting. Positive crit always welcome.
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Hi Peonies1. Our stock changes wuickly. We are wholesalers so normally look at emails and then bounce the info straight back to you. Any enquires welcome. We supply lots of show gardens at all the major shows including Chelsea and Hampton Court. We are competetive and friendly!
Thanks for the comment, re: tricks for show plants, i think the best advice is to keep it simple. Only use plants that are doing there 'thing' at the time of the show. forcing or holding back plants can be difficult and v-time consuming.
The only plants that i had to do anything to were some Geranium phaeum 'Saturn' which got a cut back about 5 weeks before i think. Otherwise potting up everything into 4 and 5 litre pots 7 weeks before the show and some occasional deadheading was all i did.
Having enough plants of each type can also help, that way you can really pick the cream of the crop. I also never fed any of my plants, there was enough food in the compost for this year. Being fairly mean with any kind of plant food is a good idea, stressing plants out so they flower better can somrtimes help.
Hi thank you for the welcome, I have not been must of a gardener these past years, but we are moving house in 12 weeks time and it is some thing I will like to do. Starting a new garden at our new house any tips or ideas will be very helpful.
Oooooh yes I will, thank you, good luck with the plant search...perhaps you might be interested in having a look at the 'Plants' group under nurseries? Regards, Shelley
Hi There, Thanks for your welcome, I just love my garden and the wonders that nature produce. I aint got the green fingers I want but getting there. Thats why I signed up here, free friendly advice greeeeeat!
peonies may be looking for new supplier of miscanthus sinensis silberfeder x3 approx hieght 1-1.5m and hydrangea anomala petiolaris x 4 mature plants in flower for beginning of August. Does anybody know of a reputable, reliable supplier?
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