Spring-flowering bulbs such as Narcissus (daffodils), Muscari (grape hyacinths), and Tulipa (tulips) offer reliable seasonal colour and structure to gardens of all styles. While many gardeners treat tulips as annuals, with appropriate handling, these and other spring bulbs can be preserved and reflowered successfully year after year. Below is a detailed guide to lifting, curing, and storing bulbs for optimal performance in subsequent seasons.
Read MoreDid you know that fireweed is like a hidden gem all across Scotland? But here's something not many folks realize – fireweed makes a delightful tea, though it takes a bit of a process. Let me tell you about a little story from my pre-baby days when I was out harvesting fireweed…
Read MoreA quiet, tranquil place surrounded by the wonderful plants, well-hidden just about a one-mile walk from the Balloch Station, right at the heart of the Balloch Castle Country Park. A place for escapism at its finest!
Read MoreA well-hidden gem on the banks of the River Clyde in Cardross near Helensburgh. A 200-year-old garden, Geilston is typical of the small country estates in the mid 18th century Scotland. Our free pdf map will help you find your way there.
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