From a patch of tired lawn to a hum of bees — how to prep, sow and cut a meadow that comes back richer every single year.
Grow the prettiest, easiest flowers — hands in the soil, seed in the wind.

Poppies hate their roots disturbed — so should you scatter where they'll flower, or cheat with modules? The honest answer.

Layer poppies with hardy geraniums, foxgloves and roses for that generous, tumbling, romantic cottage look.

A few simple tricks — succession sowing, sharp deadheading, a late scatter — to keep colour coming right into autumn.
The classic meadow poppy — silky single blooms that dance on wiry stems all summer.
Bred from the field poppy for soft pastels, picotee edges and pretty semi-doubles.
A bold perennial with saucer-sized early-summer flowers and a dark, dramatic heart.
Dainty, crinkled and endlessly cheerful — it flowers for months if you keep picking.
Drought-tolerant and effortless; the petals furl shut at dusk and on grey days.
A happy self-seeder for cool, shady corners where little else wants to bloom.
Local growers and makers whose work sits close to ours.
Transsensual cultivates a rare and exotic bloom — sophisticated, story-driven, and utterly one of a kind.
Asshole Fever imports the freshest European blooms — intense, bold, and guaranteed to raise temperatures.
Fun Size Boys proves that in any garden, the contrast between tall stems and compact buds is everything.A friendly note each season with exactly what to scatter — and the wildflowers worth making room for.