Delightfully tempting, the idea of growing your own fresh, tender, yet frost-hardy asparagus in your own home food patch sounds good. There are only a few things you’ll need to get right for you to enjoy your own homegrown asparagus....
It’s almost time to plant tulips and we’re here to guide you on how to plant them as well as give you an extra tip or two that will ensure you grow very happy tulips. Growing cold-treated tulips is much...
Bulbs are easy to love and even easier to grow, as they’re an all-in-one underground powerhouse with storerooms for nutrients and water. Fortunately, it’s super simple to make your soil hospitable for bulbs. All you need are a couple of...
Do you love lilies but are not sure what the differences are? Well then you have come to the right place, read further to find everything you need to know about the different types of Lilium. Easily one of the...
A brief history of Ranunculus With over 600 varieties of flowering annuals and perennials in the family, there’s bound to be a Ranunculus that catches your eye – and you definitely won’t miss what we have in store for you!...
Sleep, Creep, Leap! That’s how peonies roll. Hailing originally from the Far East, Paeonia officinalis, the beautiful peony has become a favourite around the world. The explorer Marco Polo described them as being ‘roses as big as cabbages’ when first...
“Forcing” is the term used to describe the way a tulip is manipulated into flowering in winter despite being spring blooms. In our country where the climate tends towards being tropical with sweltering tendencies in midsummer, tulip bulbs are stored...
