Flowers Contents Archive

Help garden wildlife survive the winter. 🐦🦔 Here are the best ways that you can help. https://t.co/K4tT04vVqO

Here comes the sun(flower). 📸:@suzannsflowers​ on IG https://t.co/dSXGzsFfC5 https://t.co/p017Zfzhb4

Our Year Planner 2023 is now on sale! Keep your garden thriving all year round with our expert advice and inspiration. Buy online and in stores now. 🪴🐛🌸🌻 https://t.co/syK4Kd4O2k https://t.co/UQKBMK5NCH

We're sad to announce that the old stone pine suffered a major collapse on 21 Oct and had to be removed for public safety. This beloved tree was in the Gardens for over 250 years and was a favourite of many visitors. 💚 A suitable replacement tree will now be considered. https://t.co/GixcdRRW5f

So many months of careful, thoughtful, tedious work go into preparing for each seed offering. So many hands involved along the way. And this doesn’t include the growing, harvesting or cleaning! So, when your order arrives, just know a lot of love and a lot of hands were part of getting it to you. #floretseeds #growingfloret

A bucket of juicy peaches 🍑 This is 20th Avenue Softer Peach. One of my absolute favorites bred by Rich Gibson 20thavedahlias This stunner came out of the field yesterday & the tubers it produced are gorgeous & there lots of them. 🙌 Thanks Rich for sharing this beauty with us & if you guys are already making your tuber lists put this one at the top. #flowerfarmer #flowerfarm #flowerfarming #dahlia #dahlias #dahliafarm #dahliafarmer #dahliaseason #flowers #freshflowers #gardening #garden #cutflowers #localflowers #washingtonflowers #pnw #stanwood #thefarmhouseflowerfarm

Want to harvest flavour-packed homegrown ginger? 😋 It's surprisingly easy to grow on a windowsill - here's how... https://t.co/EciKxywZWt

When you can’t choose your favorite birthday treat, you celebrate with them all 🎂 Happy birthday to all the November babies! https://t.co/0m3stpIy2h

a little newness making its way to the shop (and hopefully, with a click or two, your tabletop!) 🧡

Fed up of bare walls and fences? Discover the best plants to cover them in foliage and flowers all year round. https://t.co/J71Kzjwaii

Wish your garden had more flowers now? 🌸 Discover the best plants for flowers in November, and that will return year after year. https://t.co/rGaD35kams

In the next instalment of the #KewUnearthed podcast, Poppy Okotcha looks at our relationship with growing and producing foods around the world. Episode 4 out now 🎧: https://t.co/1epYV4eEwY https://t.co/N5pVGbb9qU

I think these might just be my favorite fall flowers! Cup & Saucer Vines come in both dark purple and white and can grow a good 12-15 feet in one growing season. What’s amazing is that they are annual and are started from seed. All these years I’d been sowing them too late, worried that they were too tender but beckycrowley_ taught be they should be started in pots in late winter (for us in early February) , around when you start sweet peas and then transplanted to the garden after the last spring frost (here in early May). With the adjusted sowing time they now start flowering in August and continue until our first really hard frost. We have seed for the purple in the shop (link in bio). #floretseeds #growingfloret