Future Plants

04/06/2026

POV: the garden has everything today 🐾🌅🕷️

The dog approved the vibes ✅
The sunset delivered ✅
And yes we found a spider doing its thing on the plants (don’t worry, he’s one of the good ones 🙏)

Who else has unexpected garden visitors?

01/06/2026

Garden update for July 1st 🌿
Summer is gathering momentum, and the borders are entering one of their most exciting phases of the year. The first picture shows the border, designed by .marinaz is now full of texture (thanks to the use of different varieties Sesleria), movement, and layers of colour, with early summer performers like Salvia and Amsonia blending seamlessly into the next wave of flowering perennials such as Eryngium and Echinacea palida.
One of the aspects I appreciate most about this design is how the planting creates interest from every angle. Flowers, foliage, seedheads, and contrasting forms work together to create a dynamic and ever changing picture throughout the season.
Swipe through to see what's looking good in the garden right now.

1-Eryngium Big Blue (and you can find so many Echinacea palida coming!)
2-Salvia Pink Serenade and Crambe maritima
3-Echinacea simulata (for me its typically earlier than palida)
4-Allium Purple Sensation
5-Cenolophium denudatum
6-Phlomis tuberosa
7-Monarda bradburiana
8-Zizia aurea

31/05/2026

🌿 Growing dreams, one seed at a time. 🌅

The future garden is taking shape where golden hour meets green beginnings. Every sunset is a reminder that something beautiful is always on the horizon. Watch this space grow. 🌱✨

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31/05/2026

One of the joys of growing plants is discovering hidden gems that deserve a place in more gardens. Pimpinella major 'Rosea' is one of those.
Its delicate pink umbels appear in late spring, much earlier than many other umbellifers, bringing softness, movement, and elegance to the garden.
The airy flower heads create a transparent effect, allowing gardeners to layer plants visually without creating heavy blocks of color.
Its flowers move gracefully in the wind, making it a favorite in naturalistic and prairie-style plantings.
I first started growing the plant after asked me to. He uses it for his design The Oudolf Landscape at where he combines Pimpinella major 'Rosea' and Salvia 'Crystal Blue'.

Although it looks delicate, it is a surprisingly robust perennial that can thrive for many years in suitable conditions. And it makes for an excellent plant for pollinators, attracting a wide range of bees, hoverflies, and other beneficial insects.

The species is native to large parts of Europe, where it naturally occurs in meadows, woodland edges, and grasslands.

A subtle beauty that rewards those who take a closer look!

24/05/2026

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02/03/2026

Winter may slow the garden down, but it never takes away its magic ❄️🌿

Over the past weeks, we’ve been incredibly busy preparing and delivering our bare root perennials. Because of this, our update from the Future Plants trial garden is slightly delayed...
Even so, we didn’t want to miss the opportunity to share these beautiful winter scenes with you. A blanket of snow transforms the trial garden into a quiet, sculptural landscape, reminding us that even in dormancy, there is strength and promise for the season ahead.
Spring may feel far away, but beneath the snow, the roots are ready.

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16/11/2025

If you had to describe the future planned garden with one word, what would it be?

01/11/2025

Getting lost in the world of plants and greenery 🌿🌸

29/10/2025

Plants bring life to any space 🌿💚 Their beauty is calming and uplifting. What’s your favorite plant? 🪴