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  1. Waterfall to the right, green fiellds to the left. Summer in iceland
    Decorative Features, Gardening & Landscaping, Stuart Thomas, Water Features

    Best Sounding Water Features

     What makes the ‘best’-sounding water feature could be a deep, philosophical question. There are those who like the soft sounds of ASMR, and those who think it’s equivalent to nails […]
    Posted On: 09/02/22
  2. Copper Tools Collection
    Allotment, Gardening, Grow Your Own, Stuart Thomas

    Essential tools for the spring garden

     There are a handful of garden tools that every gardener should have in the garden store. We’re not going to get into power tools (useful though they may be) here, but stick […]
    Posted On: 08/02/22
  3. How-to-care-for-peonies
    Bulbs, Gardening, Plants, Spring, Stuart Thomas

    What Should I Plant in February?

     The ground’s warming up, the birds are singing, and that means it’s time for February planting. Bulbs are still the order of the day thanks to a general lack of […]
    Posted On: 01/02/22
  4. How to choose the right flower bulbs
    Bulbs, Flowers, Plants, Stuart Thomas

    What Is A Narcissus Flower? And Other Narcissus Questions

     A Narcissus flower is a daffodil, a perennial trumpet-shaped flower where Narcissus is the Latin name and daffodil the common. Every daffodil is a Narcissus, but not quite every Narcissus […]
    Posted On: 05/01/22
  5. Jungle of houseplants
    Indoor, Indoor Plants, Plants, Stuart Thomas

    The 7(ish) Best Bathroom Plants

     Bathrooms can be a curious place. Often the dampest, humid-est places in our homes, and yet they’re where we feel the most clean. Warm though they can be, they can […]
    Posted On: 30/11/21
  6. A Tree Fern with a slightly blue tinge
    How To, Plants, Stuart Thomas, Trees, Winter

    How To Protect A Tree Fern In Winter

     After a while, tree ferns can take care of themselves in winter. Once they’ve had a chance to winterise and harden off, they’ll take on sub-zero temperatures like you’d hope […]
    Posted On: 25/11/21