Garden GIFTS

Find gorgeous gifts growing in your own outdoor space, or choose thoughtful accessories to make plant-lovers smile

Lindsey Harrad

Plants & Gardens Dreaming of spring Spring bulbs blooming in vintage or upcycled containers from reclamation yards or flea markets are always a beautiful sight – and budget-friendly too. For outdoor displays, it’s not too late to plant up some spring varieties in November, including tulips, hyacinths, anemones and alliums (check the packs for advice on planting times for specific varieties). With a fresh covering of compost every year, they can be left to flower annually in their container, or transferred to the garden borders after flowering, making this a long-lasting gift. Indoor eye candy For indoor arrangements to bring joy during December and January, look for ‘forced’ varieties of bulbs that have been specially cultivated to bloom early. Hyacinths, amaryllis and miniature narcissus are perfect for planting up in…

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Reclaim (Digital) - 1 Issue, Issue 96 - December 2024

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