by greenandgorgeous | Dec 30, 2013 | Cut flowers, Floristry Courses, Foxgloves, Peonies, roses
It is a question I asked myself seven years ago. I was hundred percent sure that the answer was Yes, but the next question led to a lot more uncertainty – how can I actually make a living growing cut flowers? Over the years many people have attended the growing course...
by greenandgorgeous | Dec 9, 2013 | Seeds, Television
2013 has been a vintage year for seed collecting! The weather conditions have been perfect for producing fat, ripe seeds. By the end of the summer I had an office full of paper sacks of seed heads, I could hardly get in the door, let alone wade my way through to the...
by greenandgorgeous | Jul 29, 2013 | Blog, conditioning
Harvesting flowers is one of the most important parts of the whole growing process. Cutting for quality, colour scheme, an eye to continuity and the customer’s needs are all constantly being juggled in the picker’s brain, alongside the quantity of stems...
by greenandgorgeous | Jul 21, 2013 | Blog
We were delighted Shannon Lee Robinson of http://www.slr-photography.co.uk revisited us to take these stunning shots of the cutting gardens. Jo Wise
by greenandgorgeous | Jun 7, 2013 | Blog
We were recently invited by Shannon Lee Robinson of SLR photography to participate in a fantasy bride shoot. I immediately liked the idea, it was something a bit different and sounded fun. Shannon had teamed up with stylist Georgina Webb of Ruby Weddings and...
