A modern take on a classic test tube rack
Made from painted and waxed pine includes 3 glass cylinders. Available from the "shop" page of my website £30. Free local delivery
Dimensions 25x12x9cm
A modern take on a classic test tube rack
Made from painted and waxed pine includes 3 glass cylinders. Available from the "shop" page of my website £30. Free local delivery
Dimensions 25x12x9cm
Posted by gary at 12:40 pm
Labels: Baverstock Gardens, bespoke, bud vase, cut flower, Decorating, East Sussex, hastings, vase
I've made these Oak shelves from repurposed oak with aluminium brackets. Great for outdoors or inside above a sink or bath. Shown here in a bathroom setting.
Available via the "Shop" page of my website. £30 each with free local delivery.
Dimensions 60x14 cm (approximately)
Posted by gary at 12:35 pm
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Posted by gary at 12:27 pm
Labels: antique, Baverstock Gardens, baverstockgardens.com, bespoke, Christmas, Decorating, design, East Sussex, gary Baverstock Garden Design, hastings
Posted by gary at 12:12 pm
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A few weeks ago I had a table at the annual Christmas Fare at Harborough Nurseries. The Thorn, Guestling Green, Hastings, East Sussex.
A great weekend was had by all with lots to see and buy. Vintage clothing, art, homewares, food and items for the home and garden.Posted by gary at 12:11 pm
Labels: antique, auricula theatre, Baverstock Gardens, baverstockgardens.com, bespoke, bulbs, Christmas, containers, cut flower, design, East Sussex, garden, gary Baverstock Garden Design, hastings
Posted by gary at 12:38 pm
Labels: Baverstock Gardens, baverstockgardens.com, Christmas, design, DIY, East Sussex, garden design, gary Baverstock Garden Design, moss, red twigs, Wreath Making
Posted by gary at 10:42 am
Labels: autumn, Baverstock Gardens, baverstockgardens.com, design, East Sussex, garden design, gary Baverstock Garden Design, newts, wildlife pond
Posted by gary at 10:16 am
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Oak wall planters for indoors or outside. These are now available to order on the 'Shop' page of my website at www.baverstockgardens.com
Posted by gary at 11:25 am
Angel's Trumpets or Brugmansia adds drama and fragrance to the summer garden. Fast growers, easy to propagate and have fragrant tropical blooms for several weeks at a time. Typically overwintered in a greenhouse this plant can be hardy here on the South Coast if given the right protection.
Part of the nightshade plant family, these plants are considered toxic so be cautious if using around children and pets.
Posted by gary at 11:25 am
Labels: Baverstock Gardens, colour, containers, cut flower, design, East Sussex, planters
Posted by gary at 10:53 am
Labels: Baverstock Gardens, East Sussex, indoor plant, vegan friendly
Phalaenopsis or Moth orchid. These plants are so rewarding when they bloom. Blooms last for weeks and the plant needs minimal care. They like an an east facing window sill, cool nights and warmer days, water once a week by plunging the pot into a basin of water and allow to soak for about ten mins then drain and pop back on the windwo sill. (Orchids prefer 'soft' water so allow the water to to sit for an hour or two before using) fertilize when the plant is not flowering.
Posted by gary at 10:40 am
Labels: Baverstock Gardens, East Sussex, indoor plant, Moth Orchid, Phalaenopsi, Phalaenopsis
Indoor or Outdoor use |
Large Oak Plant Theatre |
Small Oak Plant Theatre |
Posted by gary at 10:58 am
Labels: Baverstock Gardens, bespoke, DIY, East Sussex, garden, garden design, hastings, Ideas, plant theatre
Oak flower holders. Made from oak and recycled bottles. Either three or five bottles. For more information regarding pricing and availbilty please contact me via www.baverstockgardens.com.
Posted by gary at 1:29 pm
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Posted by gary at 1:09 pm
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Leaf Cutter Bee in action.
Posted by gary at 3:29 pm
Labels: Baverstock Gardens, Climbing Rose, East Sussex, hastings
Posted by gary at 5:00 pm
Labels: antique, Baverstock Gardens, Decorating, design, DIY, East Sussex, plant theatre, vintage
Installing a pond on your allotment is relatively easy, looks good, encourages wildlife and can be completed within a day.
I used a preformed 140-litre plastic pond liner for my allotment.
Find a shelterd spot away from heavily used paths and in a sunny position
Place gravel and stones in the bottom of the pond.
Add water plants to help oxygenate the water and provide shade. Placing a waterlily in the pond will help keep the water clear.
Always make sure that smaller animals who may fall into the pond have an escape route. Provide stepping stones, a beach area, branches or small ramp.
For more information here's a link to the RHS page regarding wildelife ponds
https://www.rhs.org.uk/advice/profile?PID=622
Posted by gary at 2:30 pm
Labels: allotments, Baverstock Gardens, frogs, newts, rhs, wildlife pond
Using straw bales to make raised planting beds. I first heard of this many years ago and thought this year I'd give it a go. There's a bit of prep to do before planting as the bales need to be "seasoned" for a couple of weeks before you do. The bales will break down over time and can then be used to mulch other planting areas.
Posted by gary at 3:41 pm
Labels: allotments, Baverstock Gardens, no dig, Straw bale gardening, vegan allotment
Posted by gary at 8:11 am
Labels: Baverstock Gardens, containers, East Sussex, garden, garden design
Posted by gary at 8:21 am
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Veganic gardening is becoming much more popular. I've been gardening veganically for many years.
Homemade compost is the best but not always available when you need it. This company actually lists that it is 'Suitable for Vegans'
https://www.melcourt.co.uk/products/gardener/peat-free-composts
Posted by gary at 1:16 pm
Labels: Baverstock Gardens, gardening, growing media, hastings, peat free, vegan friendly, veganic
I've made hanging planters using old galvanised poultry feeders and waterers. This is very simple to do. Some sturdy chain, a few S hooks and a drill. These can be used indoors or outside. If using them outside its best to add some drainage holes.
Posted by gary at 1:41 pm
Labels: Baverstock Gardens, galvanised, garden design, hanging planters, planters, vegan, vintage