Wealden Times | WT263 | April 2024 | Garden Supplement inside
The lifestyle magazine for Kent & Sussex - Inspirational Interiors, Fabulous Fashion, Delicious Dishes
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The Priceless <strong>Garden</strong>s <strong>Supplement</strong><br />
Bumble Bee Door Knocker £148<br />
Adams & Mack adamsandmack.com<br />
Solar powered Ivy Lights<br />
£47.95 by Sparkle Lighting<br />
sparkle.lighting<br />
Face<br />
Value<br />
First impressions MATTER, so get your front garden<br />
into gear with our list of top ways to put your<br />
best-gardening-foot forward<br />
Tuddenham Planters £110 with faux<br />
potted topiary Buxus Balls £235 The<br />
Suffolk Nest thesuffolknest.com<br />
“Picture this: two stunning bold<br />
masterpieces framing your front<br />
door, setting the tone for the rest<br />
of your garden. Faux topiary buxus<br />
balls bring effortless elegance to<br />
your entrance and are hassle-free.<br />
Add fragrant lavender and vibrant<br />
seasonal bulbs like tulips, alliums<br />
and hyacinths for a touch of charm.<br />
Your entrance will speak volumes<br />
with a sustainable touch that stands<br />
the test of time.”<br />
– Ashlee Jane, Founder & Creative<br />
Director at The Suffolk Nest<br />
instagram.com/the_suffolk_nest<br />
“Adding a smart new porch can be an<br />
excellent way to add kerb appeal and<br />
practical space. Every porch is unique,<br />
and designing your new One is a<br />
great way to express your own style<br />
– an opportunity to let your creative<br />
juices flow. Whether you’re tying in<br />
colours from <strong>inside</strong> your home, adding<br />
an outdoor rug, plants or lighting –<br />
there are many ways to style your<br />
new porch to really maximise its<br />
impact.” – Georgina Sykes, Managing<br />
Director at The Traditional Verandah<br />
Company ttvc.co.uk<br />
Porch by The Traditional<br />
Verandah Company ttvc.co.uk<br />
Elegance Fine Arch £218<br />
Agriframes agriframes.co.uk<br />
Soto Evergreen Partial Narrow<br />
border from £190/2M<br />
soto gardens sotogardens.com<br />
75<br />
Front <strong>Garden</strong> planters<br />
by Frogheath Landscapes<br />
frogheath.co.uk<br />
“Ideally, many of your plants in the<br />
front garden will be evergreen,<br />
giving a long period of interest,<br />
which is particularly important in<br />
the winter. Moundy shrubs and<br />
those that can be easily trimmed<br />
include hebes, pittosporums,<br />
euonymus and Viburnum tinus Eve<br />
Price. Flowering plants for shady<br />
positions include hellebores, vinca<br />
minor and euphorbia robbiae. For<br />
sunnier front gardens consider<br />
rosemary, low growing geraniums<br />
and abelia. Sarcococca or winter<br />
box has fragrant flowers in the<br />
winter months.”<br />
– Steve Moody of Frogheath<br />
Landscapes frogheath.co.uk<br />
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