The new season ahead

In the dark cold winter months I started to plan out what I wanted to grow on the cutting plot for the new season ahead. I spent hours looking at websites, books, seed catalogues and I tried to shortlist what I wanted to grow again and what new and exciting variety of flowers I had discovered and wanted to try.

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I have bought most of my seeds from two well-known specialists in cut flowers seeds, Sarah Raven  and Higgledy Gardens. Some of these plants and flowers I know well and I often use in my wedding work but others are new to me and it is so exciting to think how I’ll be able to use them.

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I’m not growing roses or dahlias as I can buy such amazing varieties through sustainable sources. I want to grow the wispy whimsical, light and airy flowers that you just can’t buy but they can transform any flower arrangement into something magical.

white-wedding-flowers-seedsNigella, Sweet Peas and Cosmos

seed-white-flowersOrlaya, Gaura Lindheimeri, Canon Went

seeds-wedding-floristDaucus carota, Cosmos, Weld Reseda luteola

Yesterday for the first time this year some of those seeds I bought got popped in to some dark rich damp soil to hopefully pop their heads out in a few weeks time and when the frost are all over will get planted out and grow into strong plants in the cutting plot.
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