I cannot thank you enough for letting us come round your wonderful garden. It was truly inspirational. I was very excited to see all your different combinations and some plants I had never seen planted before. Your sense of colour is courageous and stylish! I feel I have learned a lot.
Lady Arabella Lennox-Boyd
Press
The English Garden Magazine – September 2022
The English Garden Magazine – December 2023
The Nation’s Favourite Garden
Hardy Plant Society Newsletter – November 2023
Haddonstone Guest Blog
Hydrangeas Revisited
Once the staple of the suburban front garden, Hydrangeas fell out of favour in the nineties, even being considered vulgar and in bad taste. Well, all that has changed and Hydrangeas are back in the mainstream and with gusto. There are now up to 12 species in general cultivation, with many more varieties in a wide range of colours, thanks to active breeding programmes. We now have Hydrangeas for almost every garden situation and they peak at that difficult time from late summer into autumn. Read the full article here –
Highfield Farm Garden 