My Zygopetalum
A love of Orchids is all consuming, the flowers and scent from my Zygopetalum are one of the reasons why
Author: loujnicholls
Professional Horticulturalist, working in the trade since 1998. Keen plantswoman specialising in Ornamentals, Organic vegetable growing, No-Dig gardening and a great lover of exotic tropicals
Keen wildlife and nature photographer and amateur artist
A month in… Ulting wick
I’ve been at Ulting wick just over a month now & so much has been happening!
Here’s a quick catch up as Phil & I settle in…
2 weeks in..Ulting wick
Wildlife, plants and shows. It’s all been happening here!
Hampton court – Team Colour Box
The anti designers, Designer! Charlie Bloom talked to me about Colour Box, her garden for this years RHS Hampton Court.
#mygardenrightnow
As part of the Chelsea fringe there’s a #mygardenrightnow. Get involved by posting pics of you & your garden on social media!
Where the wild things are!
Creating your own meadow or place for wildlife isnt as hard as it seems. Heres a few native wildflower species that will thrive whatever your conditions
Heritage seeds – tomatoes of the future
Originally posted on mudandgluts:
I have had a short break from writing – partly because all I would be saying is, ooh look, another patch of brown earth that I…
Great Dixter – Spring plant fair
Great Dixter is a fine garden to visit especially when theres a plant fair on! Often you can find that rare plant from an independent nursery youd find no where else!
Chelsea Flower Show
Chelsea flower show, show gardens are designers dreams, style and fantasy, plants and pimms!
I revisit my Chelsea experiences, horticulture at its finest!
Alnwick Gardens
Alnwick Garden, one of the UKs most spectacular gardens of this century!
Cut Flowers – A guest blog by Bohemian Raspberry
The first in a series of Guest blogs. Written by some of the best bloggers IMHO out there on the internet at the moment, this time its Michelle from Bohemian Raspberry
The Spears of Spring
Posted on March 27, 2014 on the Landshare Blog and on Sissinghurst castles Blog. The Asparagus beds should by now be producing Kilo’s of scrummy Asparagus but this our first … Continue reading The Spears of Spring
Louise Nicholls - Adventures in horticulture 