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Stuart Thomas

Stuart Thomas’s posts on the Primrose blog

  1. Our-Favourite-Award-of-Garden-Merit-Plants
    Blog Series, Bulbs, Flowers, Garden Calendar, Gardening, Gardening Year, Plants, Stuart Thomas, Trees

    What To Plant in November

     Now that Halloween’s done for and Bonfire Night is either about to happen or fizzled out (depending on when you’re reading this), it’s time to look to November planting. The […]
    Posted On: 01/11/21
  2. pile o pumpkins
    Halloween, Recipe, Stuart Thomas

    Pumpkin recipes for Halloween Leftovers

     If you’ve read our Autumn Harvest Cookbook, some of these recipes may be familiar to you already. If not, read on for some great ideas for those carving leftovers from […]
    Posted On: 18/10/21
  3. a pilke of water features photoshopped onto a fake lawn
    Decorative Features, Stuart Thomas, Water Features

    6 Brand New Water Features For 2021

     Water features are great. Soothing sounds coupled with the magic of eternally flowing water somehow speaks to our inner zen master, and we find ourselves contemplating the universe by a […]
    Posted On: 05/10/21
  4. christmas tree,. presents and an unlit fireplace
    Celebrations And Holidays, Christmas, Stuart Thomas, Trees

    Which Christmas Tree is Best for My House?

     We might be going out on a limb, but Christmas isn’t complete without some kind of tree. Whether you throw some lights on a tree mainstay in your garden, put […]
    Posted On: 24/09/21
  5. sunflowers at gardeners world
    Stuart Thomas, Sustainable Living, TV

    Top Tips From BBC Gardeners World 2021

     BBC Gardeners’ World Live 2021 is now over, having run from Thursday 26th August  through to Sunday 29th and seeing visitors from all over come down to check out the […]
    Posted On: 06/09/21
  6. big pile of apples
    Grow Your Own, How To, Recipe, Stuart Thomas

    Great Dessert Recipes For Your Apple Harvest

     Harvest time is one of our favourite times of year, with fruit filling the air (or more likely carpeting the ground) and possibilities abound with what to do with all […]
    Posted On: 02/09/21