News - Page 96

Ivy topiary

Published on 27 December 2017

Make an ivy topiary for a year-round living garden ornament that adds a focal point to designs and a little fun to your outside space!

Winter Citrus

Published on 25 December 2017

Grow citrus over winter and you can enjoy a double bonus – gorgeously scented pretty white flowers, and the gleaming yellow fruit borne on the tree at the same time.

Plant of the Week: Poinsettia

Published on 22 December 2017

There can be no plant more Christmassy than a poinsettia, a striking beauty that flowers for months.

Taking care of your Christmas tree

Published on 21 December 2017

Take good care of your real Christmas tree and it’ll last you right through Christmas and beyond Twelfth Night into the New Year!

We are OPEN on Boxing Day - "Engine Shed" Restaurant

Published on 21 December 2017

BOXING DAY 2017

Boxing day is very special ... and we want to provide a lovely atmosphere in the "Engine Shed" Restaurant.

Maybe have a walk first, then come to see us - or vice-verca ?

Look after your orchids

Published on 20 December 2017

Look after your orchids this winter and they’ll reward you by bouncing back with fresh flower spikes and another long season of beautiful tropical flowers.

OPENING HOURS - Christmas & New Year

Published on 20 December 2017

Here are our Opening Hours for Christmas and New Year.

Also - Information on Santa and Steam Trains visiting Steam and Moorland.

Also - We are OPEN on Boxing Day - See info. attached.

Grow a windowsill herb garden for a constant supply of fresh, fragrant leaves right through the year, without even having to leave the comfort of your kitchen!Grow a windowsill herb garden for a constant supply of fresh, fragrant leaves right through the year, without even having to leave the comfort of your kitchen!

Plant of the Week: Amaryllis

Published on 15 December 2017

The glamorously showy six-pointed blooms of amaryllis in every shade from festive scarlet to purest white are a treat for the eyes in midwinter, brightening up many a Christmas windowsill.