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2022-05-06

With the sun shining and spring well and truly in the air, we’re celebrating the great outdoors with artwork inspired by nature. Shop these beautiful pieces in our online gallery: https://t.co/cL6mYDWSdw

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2022-05-05

Sir Joseph Paxton, one of Britain’s best-known gardeners and architects, began his career in 1823 as a labourer at the Horticultural Society’s gardens at . He falsified his age by 2 years, implying extra schooling. https://t.co/8p6FhFHai7

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2022-05-05

National Gardening Week is a great time for families and new gardeners to get involved and learn about gardening, and a great time for more experienced gardeners to spring back into life and find new skills and inspiration. 🌼🌱

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2022-04-26

Today marks the start of 🌱

Miffy will be spending it tending to the and she planted earlier this year - the shoots are already starting to show!

Read Miffy’s gardening blogs here - https://t.co/8u35krY16a

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2022-04-25

Did you know that started on 29th May?

This shows just how much fun little ones can have!

'Slugs and Snails' from an original painting by The captivating image of a junior

https://t.co/i79ZZrwpmJ

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2021-05-31

Where would our gardens be if it wasn't for these fantastic creatures?! Rounding off with James Barbut's (d.1791) extraordinary illustrations of English insects in his seminal work Genera Insectorum (1781) available on https://t.co/3qSLZVsMXo

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2021-05-02

Hollyhocks, tulips and hydrangeas - some popular garden flowers from the for The hydrangea specimen is the holotype for Hydrangea aspera collected in Nepal in 1802: https://t.co/IUwYHS9MGp

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2021-04-30

It’s time to get busy in the garden, Miffy!

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2021-04-27

“The Botanist” a charming hand-coloured print from the early 19th century to celebrate

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2021-04-27

To celebrate
How about a beautiful Pansy artwork for your wall just £80 now 😀

https://t.co/nf76kELOdh

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2021-04-26

Weird and Wonderful Wednesday

This old rake seems to have turned up a couple of seedy fellows. Spring is coming, chaps, time to get growing.

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2021-03-24

It's so what better opportunity to get planting? Take a leaf out of Emily Green's Garden by illus. by Megan Forward and Last Tree in the City by - discover the joys of nature, whether it's inside or outside!

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2020-05-23

National Children’s Gardening Week aims to capture children’s enthusiasm for plants, seeds and weeds! For exciting activities to get your little ones mad for gardening visit; https://t.co/UOLjsdBfu5

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2020-05-22

to you all is coming to an end, so one final for Spring

Subtle yellow tulip will add a touch of calm to your home, ready-framed, so you can put it on the wall

https://t.co/WwtbUrtQEd

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2020-05-02

Columnea ‘Fire Dragon’. Columnea is a large genus of over 200 species from tropical America and the Caribbean and is more commonly known as the goldfish plant. Specimen residing in herbarium

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2020-05-02

To round off we're turning to the beautiful Colouring Diary.

Combining full-colour artwork with original black & white images to colour, it's an item to treasure while recording your gardening journey🌼

Available here: https://t.co/JNVZ2S0gAJ

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2020-05-02

Bonsai pencil sketches from Mattie & Gracie carefully drawn with flowing twisted detail, as Group 3 (yr 6) continued studying Japanese Culture remotely today.

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2020-04-29

Not everyone has a garden for but many of us share our home with plants. We love this 1872 reminder that those before us did too. The Window gardener from the collections of . Download free https://t.co/5QWz24Vs3F

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2020-04-29

Get this fabulous of Leigh Park House and gardens 1862 by C.R. Cotton for planted by Sir George Staunton

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2020-04-29