The Resilient Verbascum Thapsus, or 'King's Light
Take a stroll with us into the world of Verbascum thapsus, also known as the 'King's Light.' This plant not only provides a beacon during winter processions but also has a place in folklore, medicinal uses, and even ancient toilet habits! A gentle caution though, its soft leaves might not be as delicate as they appear.
Every Cottage Deserves a Hollyhock
Our hollyhocks, poised against our cottage's limewashed walls and brick facades, reach towards the sky with their towering stalks of blooms. These vibrant pillars, sprouting annually, paint our humble homestead with hues of life and vibrancy.
Lupines: The Blooming Saviors of Iceland and Our Thatched Haven
Unveiling the secret life of lupines - from their key role in terraforming landscapes to the fascinating interactive flowers that delight and educate our kids - these hardy plants offer more than just their bold and beautiful blooms. They're an intrinsic part of our home, popping up under our thatched roofs, seeding generously and awaiting their turn to bloom after the hollyhocks. These are truly flowers with a story and a purpose.
Foxgloves: Wild Bells of Beauty to Bouquets and Vase Arrangements
Today, we journey through the wild and wonderfully unruly world of the Foxglove flower. With their vibrant bells and tangly demeanor, these natural beauties add a touch of whimsy and an air of enchantment to any floral arrangement.
Bells of Beauty: Captivating Foxgloves with a Touch of Caution
Foxgloves, with their tall spires and graceful bell-shaped blooms, add a touch of elegance to our surroundings. Found in various hues of pink, blue, and lilac, these captivating flowers thrive in the woods, meadows, and wilder corners of our forest garden. Their beauty extends beyond the garden as well, as they keep remarkably well in bouquets, bringing lasting joy to our homes.
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