I'm so glad to hear that this video is of use to you. Thank you very much for leaving such a lovely comment. Best wishes for you and your Black Satin Blackberries :)
@@EVERBEE_GARDEN yes, very much so 😁 I'm actually about to post a video of me transferring it to a bigger pot.. I'm so excited 🙏 I appreciate your kindness and support 😀 Many blessings to you and your family
Designed by Claire Morrell The Border is designed to offer a soothing, restful yet mindful experience whether looked upon or from within the Border. To connect with the breath and the scents and mindfully connect visually with the space without being challenged by excessive colours and form creates a true escape.
Designed by Giada Francois Immerse, refuge and unwind your mind and senses in this Beautiful Border where an explosion of texture is here to inspire, uplift and cocoon your body and mind. The happy and positive rhythm and repetition in the planting design is rendered through a muted and harmonious palette in peach and cream with a splash of wine.
Designed by Shona Lockheart Shona’s garden escape is the physical act of gardening itself. From going outside to a world she has created, tending to and caring for the plants she has chosen, to planting new additions and learning about new plants, their needs and requirements. Training and pruning, to enhance or maintain the beauty around her. Creating a symbiotic relationship between the environment and myself, both feeding and nourishing the needs of the other. This garden is for the hands on gardener, who finds their peace in getting their hands dirty, caring for their creation and who’s escape is in the plants, the engagement with them and the joy their prosperity brings.
Designed by Adam Marshall Creating a garden nurtures you in ways you would not have thought possible, both physically and mentally. This garden will have a clear passage to a cloud tree, trained and nurtured into its strong, tranquil form to symbolise the gardener at the end of the process of creating the garden, replenished and empowered. The garden will have a pull-up bar arch framing the cloud tree, allowing the user to escape the fast pace of life and to work out amongst the beauty of nature. Bright, scented flowers and exercise releases endorphins, improving well-being. After all, gardening is not about creating a finished garden, it is the greater well-being you are rewarded with through working with nature.
Designed by Eleanor Morgan This Border design was inspired by the escapism found through reading, to portray the feeling of being lost in a good book. When you enter a state of flow and calm, there’s nothing to do but read. Put your ‘to-do’ list to the back of your mind, and simply enjoy making your way through the book.
Designed by Giada Francois Immerse, refuge and unwind your mind and senses in this Beautiful Border where an explosion of texture is here to inspire, uplift and cocoon your body and mind. The happy and positive rhythm and repetition in the planting design is rendered through a muted and harmonious palette in peach and cream with a splash of wine.
Designed by Kiran Vaidya, Hefty’s Garden Escape to your very own slice of tropical paradise simply by stepping outside into your garden. Using solely foliage, with no flowers, this Beautiful Border shows the versatility and variety of leafy plants whilst highlighting the importance of relieving stress and promoting positive mental health, especially in urban communities where access to green spaces is limited.
Designed by Shona Lockheart Shona’s garden escape is the physical act of gardening itself. From going outside to a world she has created, tending to and caring for the plants she has chosen, to planting new additions and learning about new plants, their needs and requirements. Training and pruning, to enhance or maintain the beauty around her. Creating a symbiotic relationship between the environment and myself, both feeding and nourishing the needs of the other. This garden is for the hands on gardener, who finds their peace in getting their hands dirty, caring for their creation and who’s escape is in the plants, the engagement with them and the joy their prosperity brings.
Designed by Sue Kent Pink is Sue Kent’s favourite colour, scented flowers are her joy and painting flowers is her escape. Sue’s border will encapsulate all three of these things, with bright pink flower colour fusing to white pink with many scented blooms. Her border will include an area for an artist to paint and glass art within the border. Look out for beautiful roses, perennials and annuals, and textural grasses. In 2020, Sue Kent launched her gardening career by sending a viewer’s home video into BBC2 Gardeners’ World; it was such a hit that she is now a regular presenter on the show, winning a Garden Media Award for her efforts. Born with an upper limb disability caused by the drug Thalidomide, Sue used her feet and hands to garden. From her own life experience and through her passion for gardening, Sue is keen to show how gardening can be possible with physical limitations and to encourage others to have a go whatever their ability may be. Sue is now RHS ambassador for disability inclusions.
Designed by Missing People & Cherry Carmen - www.bbcgardenersworldlive.com/whatson/missing-you/ This year marks the 30th anniversary of Missing People, the charity providing a lifeline for the 170,000 people who go missing each year in the UK. The charity provides specialist support to people who are missing or at risk of missing, and their loved ones. The garden border has been created to capture the difficult emotional journey experienced by families of missing people, fluctuating between feelings of hope, loss and reflection. Areas of meadow like planting convey the moments of escape and refuge that tending a garden can provide by becoming fully absorbed in the healing power of nature. The charity’s colours of black and hot pink are also echoed in the planting representing the darkness and hopefulness that is the journey of emotions each family goes through. Clear perspex cut out of people in the border symbolise the missing but not forgotten.
Designed by Katie Day “All the world’s a stage, And all the men and women merely players; They have their exits and their entrances; And one man in his time plays many parts…” Katie’s Border offers an escape into the storyworld of William Shakespeare’s play As You Like It - a romance with gender swapping set in the Forest of Arden (just down the road from the NEC!). The play centres around the escape of the young people from the formality of the Court into the freedoms offered by the natural landscape of the forest. Katie’s border design echoes this clear divide. The Court is represented by a formal Tudor Parterre style garden with a tightly clipped Buxus sempervirens hedge, which was a popular garden style in Shakespeare’s day. A custom built decorative arch with “woodbine” (Lonicera periclymenum) growing over it leads into a path of log stepping stones through informal woodland style planting and a feature Hawthorn tree (Crataegus monogyna), invoking the Forest of Arden. The planting in this area is purposefully colourful and celebratory with flowering shrubs and herbaceous plants reflecting the flourishing of young love, the ‘Bleeding Heart’ (Lamprocapnos spectabilis) being the most direct example. The gender swapping by the character Rosalind as she enters the forest inspired the decision to incorporate the colours of the Trans flag - Pink, Blue and White - into the painted archway and the planting colour palette. Katie has selected pink, blue and white flowering plants that flower in June, as well as considering shape to reflect both masculine (Digitalis purpurea f. albiflora) and feminine (Paeonia lactiflora ‘Sarah Bernhardt’). The Hawthorn tree (Crataegus monogyna) acts as a focus for the story elements, and is decorated with ribbons and tiny fragments of mirror to reflect the viewers’ own images and incorporate them into the border. A heart-shaped sign with ‘Rosalind’ carved into it is hung against the trunk, and love poems written on paper are spiked onto the thorns and branches. “…There is a man haunts the forest that abuses our young plants with carving Rosalind on their barks; hangs odes upon hawthorns and elegies on brambles; all, forsooth, deifying the name of Rosalind.”
Packets of sunflower seeds are being sold at the stand for £10. The money raised will go to Cure Leukaemia, a Blood Cancer Charity. If you are planing to sow them these seeds this year, please do so immediately for any chance of germination. Ideal sowing dates are March to May. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Cure Leukaemia Sunflower Display - www.bbcgardenersworldlive.com/whatson/cure-leukaemia-sunflower-display/ Designed by Andrea Childs West Midlands Mum Andrea Childs has been using sunflower seeds to help keep the memory of her daughter, Beth, alive following an unsuccessful battle with leukaemia aged just 20. Andrea’s sunflower seeds have travelled across the country spreading awareness and raising money for national blood cancer charity, Cure Leukaemia. Andrea will be on-site at BBC Gardeners’ World Live throughout the weekend selling sunflower seeds and a selection of “blooming” good sunflowers.
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Hello, thank you for visiting, it was lovely to meet you. Hope you found the information about companion planting useful. Thanks also for the sub, I look forward to seeing you (and chatting about gardening!) again soon. Take care and thanks again :)
Hello, Thank you so much for visiting my stall and for your sub, both very much appreciated. I hope you had a lovely time, got home safe and you are enjoying your purchases :). Hope to see you again soon.
