Flowers Contents Archive

This is called “back and better than ever”

If you want a lush, green lawn, now's the time to act! Check out our guide to the steps you need to take now to improve your lawn. https://t.co/wLUxcdviiy

The #flowersonfriday theme this week is “Flowering in your garden”. Sadly my garden is in Sweden and I live in Norway. Can’t cross the border due to Corona restrictions. So don’t know what’s flowering right now😔 But here’s some captures from last March... https://t.co/lq9qOKRCTu

Lilies are some of the tallest bulbs, reaching heights up to 20 ft! 💐 Learn how to care for your Spring bulbs here https://t.co/Dx3lM27W0T https://t.co/z7OqmH9xMB

Don't miss your last chance to book for tomorrow's Spring Colour in Your Garden online Masterclass at 12 noon (Friday 19 March). Tickets are £15 or save £10 on a four-part seasonal series on Year-Round Garden Colour. Find out more and book your ticket now. https://t.co/kBuk6Jlwsk

#GardenersWorld is back! 🎉 😀 The new series starts tomorrow (Friday) 9pm @BBCTwo @GWandShows @TheMontyDon https://t.co/YDWqhJDF16 https://t.co/nkS4pWebNd

This tree, found in the highland forests of Cameroon and Nigeria, and whose seeds are dispersed by a rare subspecies of chimpanzee, has just been scientifically named: https://t.co/yClJ4FHODN 🐵🌿 https://t.co/CkcgklBtoT

My first daffodil of the season is a real beauty

In beautiful bloom, Brassolaelia Morning Glory x sibling. #orchids #flowers #asheville #blooms #appalachiantropicals #wnc #orchid #houseplants #avl #plants #weship https://t.co/93ppmmYAuv

From Holland, With Love 💌 This past Summer, following safety regulations, we traveled to The Netherlands to meet with the flower growers who contribute to our bouquets and learn how they make magic bloom 💐 #proflowers https://t.co/a0eVQ7Hcnq

The tulips are all above surface in the greenhouse and today they will get a little water since the greenhouse has been so dry. Reg did a really good job fixing our drainage issue, so good that it’s a literal dust bowl in there 🤣 I’m soaking sweet pea seeds today and getting ready to sprout them. I hope the ground begins to thaw quickly so they can go into the ground in about a month. Anemone and Ranunculus are being a royal pain in my side. I can’t wait to have a heated greenhouse for them next winter as long as all goes as planned!! 🎉 It’s mild and rainy here today. A good day to do some chores and hit the computer. Spring is so close you can smell it 👏🏼 #flowerfarmer #tulip #spring

Itching to get gardening? You can sow seeds of hardy annuals, such as California poppies, outdoors now, for glorious flowers this summer. 🌼 Here's how to do it for best results. https://t.co/hWtWO9K2F4

Richard Deverell continues this conversation with @guardian, covering topics such as why we're decolonising our collections, how we're broadening our narrative, and our latest #KewUnearthed podcast episode: https://t.co/OPhJ2XRqN5 https://t.co/9Ja6iTfcN0

my little shelter among plants

Did you know..? The spectacular Jade vine (Strongylodon macrobotrys) is pollinated by bats in the wild 🦇 At Kew, our horticulturists mimic the bats by extracting the pollen by hand and then delicately spreading it onto the flowers using a paintbrush! https://t.co/H5tCVeU5P3