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How to Force Indoor Bulbs

To force indoor bulbs is to trick them into flowering early. Forcing it through a false, shortened winter and enjoy indoor spring colour. For Christmas …

October 7, 2017Flower Bulbs Read more
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How to Plant Spring Bulbs

The appearance of early spring flowers is when many of us breathe a sigh of relief. The dark days of winter are nearly over. Be they dancing daffodils, pure …

September 20, 2017Flower Bulbs Read more
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Supporting Marie Curie by Growing Daffodils

Suttons supporting Marie Curie For the past few years we have been very proud to be support Marie Curie. 10% of all our daffodil bulb sales go to the charity …

August 21, 2017General, Planting Flowers Read more
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The Magic of Edelweiss

Google the word ‘Edelweiss’ and you’ll be offered an airline, leisure resort, investment fund, jewellery shop and self-playing piano. Also of course, a …

May 13, 2017Perennials 1 CommentRead more
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April Birth Flowers

Yes that’s correct, April is such a fabulous month that it has not one but two birth flowers. The Sweet Pea and the Daisy. So what do these flowers signify …

April 18, 2017Planting Flowers Read more
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Long-Stemmed Clematis Collection

Introducing our Long-stemmed Clematis Collection – for border, patio and cut flowers! Our latest new world exclusive comes from the Amazing Clematis …

March 22, 2017General, Perennials 2 CommentsRead more
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March’s Birth Flower – The Daffodil

The daffodil symbolises rebirth and new beginnings so is unsurprisingly the birth flower of March. Spring is springing and nature is reawakening to another …

March 8, 2017Flower Bulbs, General Read more
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February’s Birth Flower – The Violet

Contrary to popular belief the violet is February’s birth flower, not the red rose of St Valentine’s Day. Symbolising faith, humility and chastity the …

February 8, 2017General, Planting Flowers Read more
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January’s Birth Flower – The Carnation

Carnations are the birth flower for January. A flower symbolising love and romance. Flowers have been given as birthday gifts since Roman times. The …

January 11, 2017General, Planting Flowers Read more
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Naturalising Bulbs in Grass and Woodland

Naturalising bulbs is one of the best ways of creating natural looking drifts of colour that will simply get better each year. The process is simple, just …

September 13, 2016Flower Bulbs 3 CommentsRead more
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    To force indoor bulbs is to trick them into flowering early. Forcing it through a false, shortened winter and enjoy indoor spring colour. For Christmas flowering most bulbs will need to have been started in September however early October is not too late to start some off for late winter, early spring flowering.

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