This summer put Dinnerplate Dahlia Myrtle’s Folly at the top of your must-have list. You’ll be impressed with the ever-changing variations in these gorgeous blooms. Myrtle’s Folly opens up with beautiful raspberry buds to reveal blooms of hot pink with orange, pink, and yellow hues.  Zany petals twist and turn, splitting slightly at the tips. Each bloom is a supersized puffball and

by
in Cut Flower, Dahlia

Sunday evenings, avid fans are curling up with a proper cup of tea to watch Downton Abbey. Season six has been widely anticipated as the award-winning PBS television series draws to its finale. These unanswered questions remain: How will Downton survive changing social and economic times? Will Lady Mary fall in love with a suitor and marry? Can Edith find

by
in David Austin Roses, Roses

Beauty doesn’t have to be intimidating. Double amaryllis are easy to grow, so why not increase the loveliness and pleasure twofold? Check out our fabulous double amaryllis varieties! Is it real? Can I touch it? Was it hard to grow? Where can I get these? This is what your friends will ask upon seeing the exquisite flowers of Amaryllis Elvas. Pure white to

by
in Amaryllis, Christmas

You’re busy making a list and checking it twice this holiday season, so when it comes to last minute décor or gifts for anyone on your list, a little help is always nice. Santa's Little Helpers are specially cultivated Amaryllis bulbs that bloom in 4 to 6 weeks from planting.  Plant them in potting soil with a third of the bulb

by
in Amaryllis, Christmas

Everyone can enjoy the beauty of Amaryllis with a Touch of Wax. A colourful wax coating is applied by hand to specially selected Amaryllis bulbs. The wax seals the bulb up tight. The bulb inside has everything it needs (including moisture) to produce beautiful and elegant blooms this winter. Yes! That’s right, there is no need to pot up the bulb in

by
in Amaryllis, Holidays, Winter