by Annabel Bridge | May 27, 2020 | Gardens
In the previous year as a company we decided to start moving to working digitally. We’d been thinking about it for a while and circumstances led us to invest and we haven’t looked back! In some ways I prefer having a pencil in my hand but overall the process is more...
by Annabel Bridge | Apr 2, 2020 | Gardens
“He who plants a garden plants happiness. If you want to be happy for a lifetime, plant a garden.” – Chinese Proverb So we’re all isolated, at home, many cut off from the routines and purpose a job confers. Worrying about relatives. Dealing with...
by Sarah Johnson | Feb 18, 2020 | Gardens
Storms Ciara and Dennis may have passed but it’s still pretty chilly outside here in Yorkshire. Many of us like to settle down on a cold winter evening to select our summer holiday – will it be Greece this year? Portugal? Maybe a cruise?! Here’s a suggestion for...
by Annabel Bridge | Feb 3, 2020 | Gardens
These are the dark times of the year. Dark mornings, dark evenings, cold, rain, grey skies for days on end. We now know that blue Monday is a thing; That third Monday in January – the most depressing day of the year. More suicides happen in early January than...
by Annabel Bridge | Dec 5, 2019 | Garden Inspiration, Gardens
Take me back home What makes any garden satisfying? What fills our hearts with joy, sets us at ease, gives comfort, and a sense of anticipation? The answers are of course as varied as you would expect. But it turns out that a very modern trend and a very ancient land,...
by Sarah Johnson | Nov 24, 2019 | flowers, Gardens, Wildlife
With the popularity of shows like Springwatch, and its seasonal cousin Autumnwatch, encouraging wildlife to adopt your garden as their own has never been easier. For experienced gardeners, the importance of planting pollinators and providing food and refuge in...
