Flowers Contents Archive

Today I saw: lesser celandines pussy willow a sparrowhawk drifts of snowdrops gulls following a plough the first almond blossom (my favourite) https://t.co/g6C65YP5wh

When I’m dividing my dahlias it helps to look back on pictures of the beauty to get me thru the cold, wet & dirty work of dividing tubers. To remind me of all the blooms that are to come. I can’t wait for dahlia season!!! How about you? Are you ready for dahlias? #flowerfarm #flowerfarming #flowerfarmer #thefarmhouseflowerfarm #dahlia #dahlias #flowers #flowersofinstagram #stanwood #localflowers #cutflowers

Ask me what keeps me going every day

This is called “it’s fine, I’m fine”

#AlphabettyBlooms - S for #sweetpeas and #snapdragons https://t.co/LfoDdGqvLh

In Defense of Plants: An Exploration into the Wonder of Plants is officially available wherever books are sold! 🌱📖🌿 Thank you to everyone who has already ordered a copy! There are also audiobook and ebook versions available 🌾🌻🌲🌳 https://t.co/3FVkvQsvMc https://t.co/QEw5kvS1Zx

Happy Tulip Tuesday! Wishing you a wonderful day! ❤️💛🌷 #travel (digitally) to the #tulipsinholland spring 2021 https://t.co/QUPYDMH1pJ https://t.co/gwXJ1wZBCr

Recently, behind the scenes in our Tropical Nursery, one of our Furcaea macdougallii plants began to look a bit unusual. Follow this thread to discover what happened to this remarkable plant… 👇 https://t.co/ekqog5dHIW

Good morning twitter. Some very lovely plants that start with the letter 'S' stachys, sedum, salvia, solanum, snowdrop, scilla and sanguisorba #alphabettyblooms https://t.co/uiaFe9PB8B

Morning everyone, very windy and wet here today, so here’s the beautiful Corydalis ‘Beth Evans’ from my February visit to the Botanical Gardens last year. Look forward to visiting again at some stage. Have a good day there 😊🌿🪴🪴 #HughsAdventures https://t.co/IfX7PNtUQY

Flowering in our garden today is this Correa backhouseana marian's marvel only hardy to -5 but has survived the last two winters here in Dorset Commonly known as The 'Australian Fuchsia. The flowers always remind me of my Favourite penny sweets as a child Fruit salads . https://t.co/VGDq51ouRR

Last one from this morning. Look at those blues. Dazzling. ❄💙❄ https://t.co/JFzsOsSb89

The impressive inflorescence of the Furcaea macdougallii arises from the terminal growing point, which means that once it has bloomed it can no longer continue to grow and it dies shortly after. This is a phenomenon known as monocarpic. https://t.co/UF1GEyLVa3

Want plants that will flower for months and months on end? 🌸 We reveal the best repeat-flowering plants to grow, for flowers in spring, summer and autumn. #Flowers https://t.co/iFQeV6aHhV

Yes, it’s been a dreadfully windy and wet day here, however the half made new arch to #HughsMiniPotager has survived this far ... not only that, first coat of chosen colour was applied at the weekend (between the showers ... Lol) to the wood and back panel 😊👌🏼🌿🌿 https://t.co/WeTvVMIsBw