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Naturalising Bulbs

Formal Informal Planting Methods Varieties Introduction One of the most powerful images of spring is the sight of thousands of daffodils gently billowing under cherry trees. This concept is immediately appealing, and as there are many bulbs that are suitable … Continue reading

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Small Blue Bulbs

The prima donnas of the spring garden may be the vibrant and showy daffodils and tulips but as with all well stage-managed productions it is the smaller, bit parts that complete the show. Often overlooked, these small, blue flowered bulbs … Continue reading

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Growing Lilies

A recent questionnaire among Garden Centre visitors revealed that lilies are now the most popular plant. This is certainly borne out by our experience as they are one of our most popular lines. Many lilies are excellent for pots, either … Continue reading

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Using Smaller Daffodils in the Garden

Daffodils are available between May and November from our Autumn Catalogue or you can buy in season from our Online Store. Having spent the last 26 years running Broadleigh Gardens, a name virtually synonymous with smaller daffodils, I am still … Continue reading

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Snowdrop Hints

Snowdrops, or Galanthus to give them their correct name, are the classic winter flowering plant, loved by everyone. When the snowdrops flower can spring be far behind? They are fully hardy and even have especially hardened tips to push through … Continue reading

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Agapanthus – a personal appraisal

Broadleigh Gardens offer one of the largest ranges of Agapanthus plants anywhere. If you would like to order for delivery next spring, please click here. You can forget the big, blousy belles of Madeira or the lusty beauties of New … Continue reading

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