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Many of us, whether keen gardeners or not, have an old rose plant growing somewhere in our garden.  Whether it's because we love the sweet smell wafting across the garden as we relax on a summer's evening with a glass of our favourite tipple, or perhaps it's the sight of those delicate cup shaped flowers flirting with you across the garden.

Whatever it is, the 3 easy steps in this video will make sure that scent and those gorgeous blooms put on a real show for you this summer.  

Do you find it tough to get all the dirt out of the corners and crevices of last years pots? In an era where we are all trying to be more mindfu...

Do you ever feel like you are rocketing through life at 100 miles an hour and not really getting the time to enjoy it?  In this blog post I explain how to start a journaling practice and how it can help you to get off the hamster wheel and re-discover the calmer, happier version of yourself.

As busy women we find it hard to justify giving ourselves 10 minutes a day.  A Mind in Bloom membership can help you to find that time for yourself, not feel guilty about it and begin to rediscover that calmer happier version of wonderful you.

In this blog I explore some of features and ways in which the membership can help you to reduce your stress levels.

In this episode I explore how gardening and floristry are the perfect activities for busy women to calm their ever running minds, begin to switch off and find their way to happiness.

Want to know what bulbs are a must have in the spring cutting garden?  Click to find out more....

Winter can be a really tough season when it comes to our mental health, long dark cold nights and A LOT of rain means that its easy to feel a bit low.

So here's a simple project you can try at home to brighten a corner of your outside space and lift your mood as it catches your eye.

How to collect three types of seeds to create a wildflower meadow for next year.

Including:

Cosmos seeds

Poppy seeds and Cornflower seeds

Does you lavender look like its taking over your garden or perhaps its just looking a bit sorry for itself?

Learn how to revive it and get lots of flowers again next year with this quick tutorial.

Calendula plants produce a lot of flowers, and sometimes there's only so many bouquets you can make.  Here's 5 tasty recipes to try with your glut of calendula flowers.

Instead of spending a small fortune on a metal planter learn how to turn an unloved filing cabinet into a planter to grow fruit, veg or flowers in 5 easy steps.

Chelsea fever is contagious. Here’s a little tip to help you extend the flowering season of your late flowering perennials = more flowers, for longer!