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📖 Blog & News

Links to our latest blog posts will appear here. Check back regularly for new content from the team.

Annual, Biennial or Perennial? Gardening Terms Explained | Hardy's Cottage Garden Plants. Understanding gardening jargon can help you build a better garden.

Cut Flowers From the Garden: Late-Season Arrangement Ideas – Hardy's Cottage Garden Plants. If you've visited us for a talk, tour or workshop you'll have seen jam jars with cut flowers dotted about. In our latest blog we look at some of the perennial arrangements which you might like to try at home

Previous blogs:

5 Garden-to-Glass Cocktails Using Herbs You Can Grow.

Two Good Gardeners Podcast with Rosy Hardy

Gardening without the aches: How to protect your body in the garden. By Alex Millar, Physical Balance — March 28, 2026

News

Nursery shop opening hours change. From 1 October - 31 October we're open 6 days a week. 10am - 4pm Monday - Saturday. 

Make Your Own Christmas Wreath Workshops are now available to book. Our prices are lower than last year, as we wanted to give a little back. Rest assured the quality of the tuition, materials, nibbles and fizz remain the same. We're running two evening and two daytime workshops. Booking essential. See: Rosy Hardy's Talks & Workshops | Hardy's Cottage Garden Plants

Spring Bulbs: Are now available in the nursery shop.

It's a Silver-Gilt at the Malvern Autumn Show. This is our last RHS show of 2026.  Here's a few snaps of our stand.

Gardening Tips for September & October.

Plant spring bulbs such as narcissus, crocuses, fritillaries, iris.

Plant spring flowering perennials such as Pulmonaria, Brunnera, Ipheion and Bergenia.

Gather seed from annuals and perennials such as Digitalis, Echinacea, Calendula and Cosmos.

Divide herbaceous perennials.

Deadhead plants such as Dahlias and Chrysanthemums to keep them flowering for longer.

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