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What makes you happy? 🌸
What makes you happy? 🌸 Sometimes it’s not one big thing. It can be colour, fresh air, a favourite flower, or just taking a few minutes to stop and look at what’s growing. This post is simply a little collection of those moments. What makes you happy? #Flowers #GardenLife #Gar
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Rose deadheader or hip collector? 🌹
Rose deadheader or hip collector? 🌹 I always think of deadheading as one of those automatic gardening jobs — flower finishes, you remove it. But you don’t necessarily have to. If you leave some faded flowers on many roses, they can develop into rose hips, which add autumn and winter intere
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Cordyline clean-up 🌿
Cordyline clean-up 🌿 There’s something very satisfying about removing the old yellowing leaves from a cordyline and seeing how much fresher the plant looks afterwards. The lower leaves naturally age over time, so once they’re finished, tidying them away can really improve the overall look of
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Watch what water can do 🌿
Watch what water can do 🌿 This plant was badly wilted, so instead of simply showing a before-and-after picture, I decided to record the whole recovery. I watered it, put my phone on timelapse and left it running for half a day. No AI and no special effects — just a real plant slowly taking
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Midweek Bloom: Guzmania 🌺
Midweek Bloom: Guzmania 🌺 This week’s bloom is Guzmania. The vivid pink, red and yellow bracts make it one of those plants that instantly catches your eye. It has a very tropical look and is a lovely way to bring strong colour indoors. Would you add one to your home? #Guzmania #M
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Have you overwintered your aubergine yet? 🍆
Have you overwintered your aubergine yet? 🍆 Our aubergine plant is still looking healthy, so instead of leaving it outside through the colder weather, we’re giving overwintering a go. We’re digging it up carefully, moving it into a pot, giving it a little water and keeping it somewhere cool,
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Plant Hospital Update: Marguerite 🌼
Plant Hospital Update: Marguerite 🌼 This marguerite had a rough summer and ended up getting cut right back. For quite a while, there wasn’t much to show for it, so all we could really do was wait. Now, months later, it has come back with fresh growth and lots of flowers. This is one of
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A little colour for your Sunday 🌸
A little colour for your Sunday 🌸 Today’s post is simply about enjoying the flowers. No lesson, no gardening job, no how-to — just a few beautiful blooms and a little bit of colour for your Sunday. Sometimes that’s enough. #HappySunday #GardenFlowers #GardenMoments #FlowerLove
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The full Potato, Pea & Coriander Curry
This is one of those posts to save, not just scroll past. The full Potato, Pea & Coriander Curry is laid out on one easy slide, so you can add it to your favourites and come back to it whenever you need it. I really like this format for Garden to Table recipes because everything is in one
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Garden to Table: Potato, Pea & Coriander Curry 🌿
Garden to Table: Potato, Pea & Coriander Curry 🌿 This meal used so much from the garden: * potatoes * peas * coriander * tomatoes * chillies We first fried onions with ginger, garlic and chilli, then added turmeric, coriander powder, salt and cumin. Next came hand-blended tomato
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Easy winter pot idea 🌿
Easy winter pot idea 🌿 If you’re looking for a simple container combination for the colder months, this is one we’ve used for years. * 1 yucca for structure and greenery * 6 pansies for colour * 1 pot It’s easy, colourful and gives the container a strong focal point. Would you try thi
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Gardenia Spotlight
Our gardenia is flowering 🤍 This is one of those plants that really stands out once the flowers open. The glossy green leaves already look beautiful, but the creamy white blooms make it even better. And then there’s the fragrance, which is one of the reasons gardenias are so loved. Woul
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Dahlia vs Calla Lily — who wins? 🌸
Dahlia vs Calla Lily — who wins? 🌸 I planted these together in the same pot, thinking they would make a lovely combination. The calla lily started off well, but as the dahlia grew, it became much more dominant and took over most of the space. The calla lily is still there, but it has been
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Midweek Bloom: Cyclamen 🌸
Midweek Bloom: Cyclamen 🌸 This week’s bloom is cyclamen. They’re such a lovely way to bring colour into the garden in autumn, especially when many summer flowers are starting to fade. The flowers are bright and cheerful, and the foliage adds interest too. Would you add cyclamen to your
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How to save cucumber seeds from your crop
How to save cucumber seeds from your own crop If you’ve grown a cucumber you really liked this year, you can save some of the seeds and use them again next season. Cut the cucumber open, remove the mature seeds from the centre and let them dry completely on paper towel. Once fully dry, store
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Saving cucumber seeds for next year
Saving cucumber seeds for next year Growing vegetables has made us look more closely at what’s inside our harvest, too. In this video, we cut open one of our homegrown cucumbers, take out some seeds and lay them on tissue to dry. We’re saving them to try next growing season—another little exp
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Another October harvest 🌱
Another October harvest 🌱 Every time I think we’re finished for the year, I go outside and find something else ready to pick. This time we got: * 3 cucumbers * several tomatoes * plenty of cherry tomatoes It’s one of my favourite things about growing your own — the season doesn’t alwa
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Our gardening journey so far 🌱
Our gardening journey so far 🌱 Looking back at these clips, it’s amazing how many little moments we’ve shared — growing vegetables, beautiful flowers, harvests, propagation, mistakes, experiments and plenty of laughs with Mum. We never set out to pretend we know everything. We’re simply shari
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How to grow more rose plants from one plant
How to grow more rose plants from one plant If you have a rose you love, you do not always need to buy another one. You can make a new plant from a healthy cutting. This is called propagation. In this post I have kept it simple: * take a healthy stem * trim it properly * place it into co
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Propagate a rose in 90 seconds 🌹
Propagate a rose in 90 seconds 🌹 Propagation is simply taking a cutting from a mother plant and trying to grow a new plant from it. For this rose, I: 1. Took a cutting from the mother plant 2. Trimmed away the spent top growth 3. Removed the lower leaves 4. Pushed the stem into soil 5.
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