JOURNAL

My connection to nature began in childhood. I grew up in Swaledale, North Yorkshire and most of my childhood memories are outdoors. Each spr

The Young Propagators Society was created with three intentions in mind: to aid the dissemination of propagation knowledge through the gener

Three years ago Suzanna opened Linda, to help Londoners make the most of every area that could be green, not only for their wellbeing but fo

When Amelia approached us to ask if we wanted to collaborate on a series of silk scarves inspired by the seasons, we knew very little about

You might have recently seen campaigns about the temporary allowance of a type of bee-killing pesticide called neonicotinoid thiamethoxam, F

What constitutes the ‘perfect’ flower to you? Is it the vase life? The size? The vibrancy of colour? The scent? The stem?

This week’s journal entry is a much welcome antidote to Black Friday sales

We started our SSAW journal with an article saying farewell to the ranunculus and we are closing the season saying goodbye to the dahlia

There’s a sense of making the most of each season, especially with flowers...

As perennials, they can be left in the ground & overwintered, however lots of people choose to pull them out at the end of their season to m