With the last May Bank Holiday approaching it seems that this week we are all planning some outdoor get togethers with family and friends. After a chilly start to May, the temperatures are rising and we cannot wait to get the tablecloths out, lay the tables with nibbles and glasses of something sparkling, and play
Wedding flowers – one of the timeless mainstays of the wedding ceremony, something everyone who has ever been to a wedding can recall, long after the big day itself. Was it those divine blush roses the bride carried, or those trailing tendrils of jasmine draped around the entrance arch, or those spires of delphiniums placed
How do you get a jump start on Spring and early Summer annuals for your cutting garden? When we think of annuals, we think of all those lovely seed packets that drop through the letterbox in late January – the ones we ordered in a post Christmas haze of Quality Street and leftover Baileys by
Hello! Welcome to the Cornish Flower Patch journal. Wherever you are reading this, I imagine the late Spring sun is shining and there’s an increasing warmth to the air as the daylight hours increase, and Spring is in that last brief pause before the coming burst of Summer arrives. We are Catherine and Adele, two
